assessable

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The standard is trivially assessable in court: Present the message to the target audience and ask them their interpretation.

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Quick take

Able to be assessed.

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adjective

Able to be assessed.

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for assessable.

adjective

Able to be assessed.

See also: ponderable, taxable, nonexempt

Example sentences

The standard is trivially assessable in court: Present the message to the target audience and ask them their interpretation.

The very fact that it's an opinion does not mean it's sacrosanct and unassailable — the validity of the opinion is still assessable based on the facts behind it.

The technology is now generally available to replicate many of the use cases of those weapons, assessable to anyone with a credit card.

The system is fundamentally assessable with basic accounting and Econ 101.

It's less about personal views, and more about the fact that janitor's job is time and location bounded, and the result is immediate and readily assessable.

North Bay is one of the least assessable places in the Bay Area (to SF, PA, SJ).

And it is super hard to prove and sell when everybody is looking for easily assessable skills.

Nice to be reminded that good applications of it exist, and that it's measurable and assessable.

But if the tech was there to reliably identify & pull out a processable stream that has concrete assessable value.

There's a lot more to be done to make Cantonese an assessable language for learners compared with the other major languages.

This value drops every year until it hits the minimum assessable value of $200 for (land) vehicles and $100 for motor boats.

There are areas that are logically assessable, but I do not think an LLM alone can do that.

Quote examples

If you don't deliver goods before end of the year, all of that income from Kickstarter is unearned revenue which means non tax-assessable income until the revenue is actually "earned" by fulfilling your obligations to backers.

Which, given that science is a field in which expertise is actually possible and somewhat assessable, seems to me quite different from "because it's fashionable".

I’m not disputing spreadsheets as an assessable IDE for “non-programmers”.

I made thousands selling credits from SWG on eBay which was great for a teenager (I was 17 - now I'm 27) They killed the game in 2005 trying to make it "assessable" and that's the last time I played SWG or any MMO.