measurability
Capacity for measurement
Measurability is the quality of being able to be measured or quantified.
Something has measurability when you can assign numbers or values to it in a meaningful way.
The term appears often in discussions of goals, outcomes, and performance indicators: The measurability of success depends on how you define it.
In technical contexts like mathematics and statistics, measurability has precise definitions relating to whether a function or set can be properly integrated or analyzed.
Relating to figures
- calculableAble to be computed
- countableAble to be tallied
- enumerableCapable of being counted
- quantitativeConcerning measurable amounts
discrete · finite · scalable · gaugeable · determinable · computable · assessable · rankable
Formal evaluation of worth
- appraisalEstimation of worth
- analysisMethodical study of parts
- verificationProving something accurate
- validationConfirming truth or accuracy
testing · audit · inspection · review · examination · diagnosis · observation · screening
Degree of correctness
- exactnessCorrectness in every detail
- specificityExactness of detail
- resolutionFormal decision or determination
- granularityLevel of detail
refinement · rigor · exactitude · meticulousness · definiteness · clarity · consistency · reproducibility
Signs that reveal status
- parametersDefined boundaries or constraints
- benchmarksStandards for measuring performance
- standardsAccepted levels of quality
- criteriaStandards for judgment
indices · scales · gauges · yardsticks · baselines · thresholds · targets · milestones
numerical
Relating to figures
- calculableAble to be computed
- countableAble to be tallied
- enumerableCapable of being counted
quantitative · discrete · finite · scalable · gaugeable · determinable · computable · assessable · rankable · comparable
assessment
Formal evaluation of worth
- appraisalEstimation of worth
- analysisMethodical study of parts
- verificationProving something accurate
validation · testing · audit · inspection · review · examination · diagnosis · observation · screening · monitoring
accuracy
Degree of correctness
- exactnessCorrectness in every detail
- specificityExactness of detail
- resolutionFormal decision or determination
granularity · refinement · rigor · exactitude · meticulousness · definiteness · clarity · consistency · reproducibility · reliability
indicators
Signs that reveal status
- parametersDefined boundaries or constraints
- benchmarksStandards for measuring performance
- standardsAccepted levels of quality
criteria · indices · scales · gauges · yardsticks · baselines · thresholds · targets · milestones · scorecards
- problem traitsseverity, complexity, urgency, scope, impact
- limitslimit, limits, limitation, upper limit, lower limit
- standardsstandard, standards, norm, norms, criterion
- visibilityvisibility, visible, invisible, hidden, hide
- research qualityvalidity, reliability, accuracy, rigor, soundness
- math propertiescommutativity, reflexivity, transitivity, symmetry, closure
measurabilityunmeasurability
Quality of resisting quantification
immeasurability · incalculability · intangibility · ineffability · indefinability
measurabilityboundlessness
Absence of any boundary
indefiniteness · infinitude · indeterminacy · limitlessness · formlessness
measurabilityunmeasurability
Quality of resisting quantification
indeterminacy · inscrutability · unknowability · imponderability · elusiveness
measure, measured, dimension, measuring, measures, measurement, measurable, immeasurable, measurements