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- adjective Not
quantifiable .
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Increasingly, we had grown concerned by the fact that too many MBA programs — often those at prestigious research universities — were failing to (a) impart useful skills; (b) develop leaders; (c) instill high ethical norms; and (d) prepare mangers to deal with complex, cross-disciplinary, nonquantifiable issues
B-School Reform: Better Late Than Never (BusinessWeek) : Mervius 2010
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Increasingly, we had grown concerned by the fact that too many MBA programs — often those at prestigious research universities — were failing to (a) impart useful skills; (b) develop leaders; (c) instill high ethical norms; and (d) prepare mangers to deal with complex, cross-disciplinary, nonquantifiable issues
2010 April : Mervius 2010
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Opponents say it will torpedo already low morale and drive a wedge through faculty solidarity, and that basing merit pay on student performance leaves out all sorts of nonquantifiable aspects of learning.
The Lightning Rod 2008
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Opponents say it will torpedo already low morale and drive a wedge through faculty solidarity, and that basing merit pay on student performance leaves out all sorts of nonquantifiable aspects of learning.
The Lightning Rod 2008
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"As the policy is vague and nonquantifiable, then the impact on Treasurys surely will be the same," said
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The organizational implications of climate change involve both quantifiable and nonquantifiable benefits.
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Yep, I'm with Hieronimo on the zero-sum, nonquantifiable thing.
Ferule & Fescue Flavia 2007
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Qualitative data are used because some very important information is inherently nonquantifiable, or better analyzed through conceptual analyses as opposed to numerical analyses.
MARKETING AESTHETICS BERND SCHMITT 1997
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Qualitative data are used because some very important information is inherently nonquantifiable, or better analyzed through conceptual analyses as opposed to numerical analyses.
MARKETING AESTHETICS BERND SCHMITT 1997
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Qualitative data are used because some very important information is inherently nonquantifiable, or better analyzed through conceptual analyses as opposed to numerical analyses.
MARKETING AESTHETICS BERND SCHMITT 1997
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