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measurable
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capable of being assessed in terms of size, amount, or degree
Example
The success of the program is measurable by the number of participants and their level of engagement.
The effectiveness of the marketing campaign is measurable through metrics such as click-through rates and conversions.
The progress of the project is measurable through specific milestones and deadlines.
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of distinguished importance
Example
The success of the program is measurable by the number of participants and their level of engagement.
The effectiveness of the marketing campaign is measurable through metrics such as click-through rates and conversions.
The progress of the project is measurable through specific milestones and deadlines.
The impact of the new policy is measurable in terms of its influence on employee productivity.
The temperature change in the experiment is measurable using a thermometer.
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