measurable
/ˈmɛʒərəbəl/
adjective
- Able to be measured or quantified; having a size, amount, or degree that can be determined.
- Scientists look for measurable changes in temperature over time.
- There was a measurable difference in the students' test scores after the new teaching method.
- The success of the project was measurable in terms of increased sales.
- Significant or noticeable enough to be worth considering.
- We saw a measurable improvement in air quality after the factory closed.
- The new policy had a measurable impact on employee morale.
- Her efforts produced a measurable reduction in waste.
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