Sentence examples for a more qualitative evaluation from inspiring English sources

A more qualitative evaluation of the geographical coverage of Flickr traces is offered in Figures 2 and 3, which show the distribution of the origins and destinations of travellers according to the real datasets, the Flickr model and the gravity model.

For a more qualitative evaluation of emotional problems that patients experience, we will use the Psychological Outcome Profiles (PSYCHLOPS).

This article reports on the outcomes of the intervention, and a more qualitative evaluation of the processes involved is reported on elsewhere.

According to Pascual-Leone et al. (2012), scientific issues such as small and biased samples (i.e. often dominated by university students), behavioural detriments induced by the stimulation, and publication biases need to be addressed for a more qualitative evaluation of experimental outcomes (Iuculano and Cohen Kadosh, 2013).

Further more qualitative evaluations will be carried out in the future to better explore CE's usefulness and these evaluations will hopefully be conducted internationally as Clinical evidence is now available in several languages other than English (Spanish, French, German, Russian, Japanese).

Thus the fieldwork at the time of evaluation had to take a more qualitative turn and the existing reports, key interviews, and other documents were used for getting the required data.

Sometimes this will mean moving to a more qualitative argument.

Finally, a more qualitative sign of a commodity business comes from the culture of the company.

This aspect is approached in a more qualitative way.

On a more qualitative note, collaborators will see their efforts rewarded through.

We also had a more qualitative analysis.