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quantifiable

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adjective

  1. able to be measured or counted:

    The goal for your walking program should be quantifiable, like 45 minutes per day, or a particular number of miles.



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Not all roles lend themselves to easily quantifiable success metrics like revenue generation, error reduction, customer satisfaction ratings, project completion rates or cost savings.

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We have become tethered to quantifiable, competitive ways of judging how we educate our kids.

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Of 16 cannabis products bought from unlicensed sellers or tobacco shops, half contained no quantifiable levels of pesticides.

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Though such an influence isn’t quantifiable, activists agree whale songs have been a major inspiration for the campaigns and legislation that led to international legal protections for whales today.

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Measurable goals like this provide nations with clear, quantifiable conservation goals that others in the international community can follow, verify, or use to identify shortfalls and push for more action.

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