1 able to be measured in order to discover its exact size, amount, etc.:
a measurable amount of precipitation
It is important to set achievable but measurable goals for employees.
measurable in sth He has a fortune measurable in tens of millions.
Tax incentives have had a small but measurable effect on employment figures in the region.
Corporate events are only worth the investment if they make a measurable difference.
Importantly, however, research also shows that even a small number of trees on a farm can have a measurable impact on species richness.
This is a useful approach because both variables are straightforwardly knowable and measurable.
Unlike pollution, the effects of development are not in principle measurable by scientific standards; they are always mediated by culture.
Finally, the vaccine could be shown to have some measurable efficacy.
The literature on identity is vast, although little has been done so far to render it truly precise, let alone measurable.
If substantial local delays also occur, the size effect may be measurable only for assemblies larger than some minimum size.
The evaluation utilized a mixture of traditional qualitative research methodologies such as focus groups, quantitative surveys and a variety of other available measurable outcomes.
This leaves us with pitch as the most important acoustically measurable correlate of stress.
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可測量的, 顯著的…
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可测量的, 显著的…
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mensurable, apreciable…
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mensurável, perceptível…
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ölçülebilir, farkedilebilir, görülebilir…
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mesurable (adjective), important (adjective)…
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měřitelný, patrný…
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målelig, mærkbar…
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