Sentences with phrase «measurable factors»

This year will see big data approaches to win / loss rates, lawyer performance by jurisdiction, case type, cost and just about any other measurable factor.

It is known that many measurable factors, termed risk factors, are linked to an increased risk of heart disease.

By turning attention away from intuition and toward measurable factors that got players on base, the A's changed their team — and then the league.

While the participant did not seem to suffer any noticeable health detriments in this particular case, there are other less measurable factors that should be considered such as long - term effects of such a diet on potential for developing cancers, heart disease, and diabetes.

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The statistics do not reveal any significant difference in pass rates for fluent readers, but do show that there are two measurable factors which contribute to difficulty passing the check: free school meals and presence of SEN.

It evaluates how well each of the fifty states and the District of Columbia are presently supporting their public schools, based on objective and measurable factors identified by the Network for Public Education and a research team at the University of Arizona.

Over time, the cats treated with stem cells showed statistically improved respiratory signs based on a variety of measurable factors, including blood counts, immunologic tests, and CAT scans.

Engagement and retention can impact quality - of - hire and cost - per - hire through word of mouth, which leads to other measurable factors such as employee referrals and review ratings.

Google claims its search algorithms rely on over 200 measurable factors, some of which are thought to be keywords and inbound links.

Such yields become a measurable factor when gleaming the prospective mutual funds that appeal to an individual investor at the time one is making his or her choice.

You'd think that would make those measurable factors very relevant.