measurable
Even the Himalayas have grown measurably warmer.
The data suggest bankruptcies will rise measurably through the remainder of the decade.
Her pain receded measurably after her first session and was nearly gone after four or five sessions.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Large in number or quantity
a hundred/thousand/million and oneidiom
above and beyond somethingidiom
amount
and then someidiom
another
any amount ofidiom
billion
gazillion
heap
high density
huge
hundred
out/up the wazooidiom
poly
shower
so much soidiom
some
super-large
thick
thousand

measurably | Business English

measurably
adverb
uk /ˈmeʒərəbli/us
in a way that can be measured or noticed:
Already, this year's sales are measurably better than last year's.
3% of gas pumps tested by state inspectors were dispensing measurably wrong amounts of fuel.

Examples of measurably

measurably
As states assess their psychotropic medication budgets, can a case be made that increased spending for psychotropic medication has measurably improved mental health outcomes?
In other words, the two major types of dreaming may emerge from measurably distinct albeit interactive neuromental spaces.
Yet they can be measurably consistent, and they are language-related, so they seem to be in some middle ground.
Selective replication does not seem to differ measurably from lexical re-orientation.
It was thought that male and female tsetse pupae would have sufficiently different chemical compositions to have measurably different near-infrared spectra.
The choice of frame can measurably affect how the picture looks.
The physician should be attentive to distress on the patient's spiritual journey that can lead to measurably diminished indicators for quality of life.
The interpretation of present findings strongly suggests that vocabulary growth through reading has a measurably stronger effect on receptive than on productive vocabulary knowledge.
What had been mental and moral capacities became psychical functions; and the sensing, perceiving, conscious mind became an instrument that functions, or fails to function, in a measurably "normal" way.
Compared with a decade ago, there are 340 per cent more access points and measurably improved quality and satisfaction, yet the resources per patient are identical.
In other words, we need empirical demonstrations showing that perceptual performance based on global information is measurably different (faster, more accurate, less variable) than that based on single-sense information.
When the necessary condition met in this corollary is achieved, we see that we have an action that fibers measurably over a standard affine action on a nilmanifold.
Now, upward mobility has fallen quite measurably.
The likelihood of a heart attack (a myocardial infarction) or angina, high blood pressure or a stroke is measurably decreased by exercise.
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