"Verifiable results" means that the outcomes or conclusions can be confirmed or proven to be true using evidence or proof.
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Your challenge will be to demonstrate how these tools can and will drive performance improvement
through verifiable results and metrics.
MONKHOUSE: Could we consider it from another angle, not looking so much at St. Paul's experience, which might have been hallucination, but looking at it from the point of view of the Church, which is the only objective
verifiable result of the Resurrection?
Our research based approach has produced tangible and
verifiable results in GRPS which has seen the steady growth in the percentage of students academic scores.
After NutriScan After finally having
verifiable results as to what avoid and peace of mind, Cinch's mom kept him on the freeze - dried beef and eventually switched him to raw so he could gain some weight.
Rather, Collins concludes that the most successful leaders are «disciplined,» «empirical» and «paranoid,» building
on verifiable results and constantly anticipating what could go wrong.
It is one of the few supplements that have provided me with specific,
verifiable results to my daily health.
A schoolwide mindfulness program starts with a vision, teaches it as a practice, changes school culture, and frames the effort with research and
verifiable results.
Models require unattainable resources to yield meaningful and
verifiable results.
That's because they offer quick,
verifiable results that can then be used to test model - based predictions.
Any reputable marketer will be able to provide references of past clients and
verifiable results.
Don't forget to include accomplishments that didn't have concrete,
verifiable results.