Sentence examples for a quantitative science from inspiring English sources

Professor Bass' research and that of his students was pivotal in establishing marketing as a quantitative science.

The concept of chemical reactions involving the combination of elements clearly emerged from his writing, and his approach led others to pursue experimental chemistry as a quantitative science.

The once-mysterious formation of tastes is becoming a quantitative science, as services like Netflix and Pandora and StumbleUpon deploy algorithms to predict, and shape, what we like to watch, listen to and read.

This is, perhaps, a particularly appropriate premise for physiology, a quantitative science.

Medicine is evolving from a qualitative to a quantitative science.

Biology is becoming a quantitative science.

Perhaps the wider application of the word 'metaphysics' was due to the fact that the word 'physics' was coming to be a name for a new, quantitative science, the science that bears that name today, and was becoming increasingly inapplicable to the investigation of many traditional philosophical problems about changing things (and of some newly discovered problems about changing things).

The description of drainage network within a basin which was purely qualitative was transferred into a rigorous quantitative science capable of providing numerical data of practical value by Horton (1932, 1945).

In response, developers are producing an array of computerized methods of analysis, creating a new quantitative science.

"We are trying to make it into a predictive, quantitative science".

Tools developed for morphometric image analysis are accelerating the transition of pathology into a more quantitative science.