The phrase "a quantitative analyses" is not correct in written English.
The correct form should be "a quantitative analysis" since "analysis" is singular.
Example: "The study conducted a quantitative analysis of the data collected over five years."
Alternatives: "a quantitative study" or "a quantitative assessment."
They performed a cross-sectional analysis on the types of study design, statistical analyses, and made a quantitative analyses of the errors in statistical methods.
It was not expected that a quantitative analyses would be conducted given the diversity of interventions across the broad subject of public health.
In contrast to Steinman [ 9], who made a quantitative analyses of quality-improvement strategies, our review, like those of Boonacker [ 10], Kaki [ 11] and Charani [ 12], was a qualitative analysis.> As in the case of any systematic review, ours suffers from the limitation of publication bias.
Both from a global and a local view, quantitative analyses have been conducted on networks to investigate these traits.
A number of quantitative analyses have shown that firms with strong cultures outperform those with weak cultures (Burt et al. 1994; Kotter and Heskett, 1992, Sackmann, 1991).
At its core is a set of fundamental concepts which are further refined for modeling and a variety of quantitative analyses.
Most of these models were qualitative, although a few incorporated quantitative analyses that related speed, motive force and resistance.
A number of quantitative analyses of the effects of Aboriginal fire treatment in Australia (e.g. [15], [16], [81]) have shown that under an anthropogenic regime the frequency of fire increases, but the intensity and extent of burns declines dramatically, resulting in a decrease in biomass burning ([15], [81], [82].
(A ) Results of quantitative analyses from oocyte auxin efflux assays with D6PK and wild type or mutant PIN1.
However, we do not wish to mislead the reader to construe effect size as a panacea in quantitative analyses.
As such, a number of quantitative analyses of clients' current use of technology, as well as their willingness to use technology in their care, have been reported.
