However, they reported inconsistent findings regarding quantifiable effects of accreditation on measures of clinical processes and outcomes.
Data were regarded "quantifiable between the limit of quantification (LOQ) and the EC50", and "only results within this range are included in the final results" (BDS reports).
Sadly, one of the most quantifiable aspects of it is simple suicide statistics.
"I'm studying the quantifiable aspects of the mind," Dr. LeDoux said over coffee on a morning not long after his cafe performance.
This chapter focuses on certain readily quantifiable aspects of skin: blood perfusion, pH, thickness of strata, protein, glycosaminoglycan, water, and lipid content.
Inevitably juries will focus on the more quantifiable aspects of piano playing, like flawless technique and brilliance, since they are likely to disagree over more subjective realms of musicality and interpretation.
The distinction between the student experience, which relates to quantifiable aspects of university life, such as contact hours and facilities, and student engagement – which is more about how students contribute to, and benefit from, their learning – was a key focus.
The lesson I took from this exercise was the degree to which the literature on teaching so easily can ignore the subtler, less quantifiable aspects of the process, which may very well constitute the essence of pedagogy.
Rev. E, 69 (2004) 061507], and incorporating the Ashby Orowan relationship, we link quantifiable aspects of the microstructures of these steels to their mechanical properties, including especially the hardness.
Two quantifiable aspects of this dynamic are distance and ratio.
The quality assessment considers both the visual and quantifiable aspects, and refers to both spatial and spectral qualities.
