1. in a way that can be calculated, measured, or determined by mathematical or logical means

Examples

• The impact of the new policy is calculably significant for the company's bottom line.
• Her contribution to the project was calculably greater than anyone else's.
• The risk can be calculably reduced by implementing these safety measures.
• The difference in performance between the two methods is calculably substantial.
• Interest rates affect mortgage payments calculably over the life of the loan.