Meanings of measurable impact in English

And can it hope to have a measurable impact on society?

Environmentalists, however, say there is a measurable impact on food supply in places like Brazil.

If that doesn't have a measurable impact on the Taliban, then you've got a fundamental problem.

Among the most popular -body cameras -have no measurable impact on rates of police violence.

That would have a measurable impact on inflation and aid Rousseff's quest to push Brazilian interest rates lower.

She said the curfew was part of the stage four restrictions that had a measurable impact on case numbers.

That would have a measurable impact on inflation, and thus aid Rousseff's quest to push Brazilian interest rates lower.

In other words, how happy we are has a measurable impact on the mood of our friend's friend's friend.

Discussion of the measurable impact of this controversial scientific insurgency into our games seems maddeningly thin on the ground.

Our results are surprisingly emphatic in support of measurable impact of herd immunity given the uncertainty associated with pertussis epidemiology.

But as the machines expand in the field, as the economy gets better, we expect to see a measurable impact.

Quantify your successes to gain credibility by adding stats and metrics showing your measurable impact on revenue, operations, regions or individuals.

In conclusion, multiple gene expression associations with MDD were identified and suggest a measurable impact of current MDD state on gene expression.

When asked to name a person who will make a measurable impact on our future, Ive points to Evan Sharp of Pinterest.

The active suction of irrigation fluid from the kidney basin via the mono-J-catheter had no measurable impact on the detected intrarenal pressures.

Time trade-off evaluations demonstrated that weekly GLP1 RA injection-device attributes (reconstitution, waiting during preparation, needle handling) had a measurable impact on preference.