quantifiable造句

Is it possible that, by providing direct and quantifiable data, EDD will be favoured by managers?

Goals and being productive is strongly related to goals that are quantifiable.

These metrics are processed and displayed using project scorecard software to summarize the quantifiable status of each project.

Dr Shamir's aim was to look for quantifiable ways of distinguishing between the work of different artists.

It's conceivable that the elegance of proofs is quantifiable, in the sense that there may be some formal measure that turns out to coincide with mathematicians' judgements.

As well as throwing up ways to smooth away wrinkles, the studies may provide a quantifiable way to test claims made for skin products.

Cost, fees and taxes that are included or not included in the customs value as stipulated in this set of regulations shall be based on objective and quantifiable data.

In politics, good and evil, categories of the natural world and therefore obsolete remnants of the past, lose all absolute meaning; the sole method of politics is quantifiable success.

With its stress on quantifiable facts, the spirit of the OECD report differs from one by UNICEF, the UN children’s agency, in 2007 which made waves2 by saying children in Britain did badly.