measurable benefit
collocation in Englishmeaningsofmeasurableandbenefit
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measurable
adjective
uk/ˈmeʒ.ər.ə.bəl/us/ˈmeʒ.ɚ.ə.bəl/
able to be measured, or large enough to ...
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benefit
noun
uk/ˈben.ɪ.fɪt/us/ˈben.ə.fɪt/
a helpful or good effect, or something intended ...
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(Definition ofmeasurableandbenefitfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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The most common reason for ethics consultation for our ethics committee is when patients, or their surrogates, demand treatments that will provide nomeasurablebenefit.
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Instead, for next year we should return to those policies that appear to be achieving in practice a worthwhile andmeasurablebenefitto the general public.
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No other results ormeasurablebenefitare usually expected from it (except perhaps the final score in a sporting entertainment).
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The rule should be not to integrate unless there is ameasurablebenefit.
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In children under the age of two the data are extremely limited, but vaccination appeared to confer nomeasurablebenefit.
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Proponents of evidence-based medicine may suggest discontinuing the use of any treatment that has not been shown to provide ameasurablebenefit.
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There were measurable benefits from using clear textual signs to support wayfinding and to identify objects and places in the environment.
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Rather, they bring clear, measurable benefits for citizens.
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We must get the right balance so that we get measurable benefits in terms of time saving for people who obey the speed limits.
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In my opinion, changes will be brought about by measurable benefits for consumers and appropriate incentives and long-term forms of funding for manufacturers.
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Across the board, every £1 that we spend on roads now yields £2 in measurable benefits to road users and the local community.
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It was stated at the time that the largest and the most expensive scheme, in terms of investment, would bring great tangible and measurable benefits to the railway industry.
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Scientific research and new technologies do, after all, have a direct impact on social development, and they can even be crucial to economic growth, as they bring measurable benefits.
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These time savings have produced measurable benefits including some $480 million in added economic productivity and quality-of-life benefits for commuters, their families and businesses.
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