quantifiable

But there may be another, less quantifiable factor at play here.

"We can give them quantifiable numbers as to the impact of open space on the economy."

Provide quantifiable specifics about the value you bring every day.

All the civil rights benefits of the standards are not quantifiable.

You need some quantifiable way of saying, "What is the right risk premium?"

A less quantifiable effect is the impact higher prices had on confidence.

The young, however, are the least likely to exercise their right to vote, the most quantifiable form of political participation.

But rarely are the benefits of international experience easily quantifiable.

To me, this alone is the quantifiable difference between the two genres.

We also seek comment on the costs, which should be much more quantifiable.

The purpose of a given business relationship is discrete and quantifiable.

Talent may not be quantifiable, but it is certainly recognizable.

Quantifiable behavior is in practice often constituted by task performance.

The biggest difference today is the not easily quantifiable element of hope.

Some were sophisticated devices that break down your every move into quantifiable results.

Other risks are not considered fully quantifiable at this stage.

There's no question that the new system is fairer and more quantifiable.

But now, the State Department wants to try a new approach, a bit less quantifiable.

She is a quantifiable expert in money matters, especially the banking kind.

Only scenes that produce a quantifiable rise in blood pressure.

Nothing was quantifiable - or rather, at some point things were so, and numbers could be spoken with confidence, but no longer.

Such history could be made only with quantifiable sources.

It's a quality that's not quantifiable in sociological or psychological terms.

We can but do our best to come closer to the ideal, and this Commission has five years to take action, which must be quantifiable.

Third, quantifiable data is the cornerstone of applied clinical research.