The phrase "a quantitative testing" is not correct in standard English; it should be "quantitative testing" without the article "a." You can use "quantitative testing" when referring to a method of testing that involves measuring quantities or numerical data, often in scientific or statistical contexts.
Example: "The researchers conducted quantitative testing to analyze the effectiveness of the new drug."
Alternatives: "quantitative analysis" or "numerical testing."
We stress-test CTP with a quantitative testing method which searches for topologies using evolutionary algorithms combined with protocol simulation.
Herein, we present qualitative results on GSL (Section 6.1) which lacks annotations, a quantitative comparison between ESC, supervised classification and k-means clustering on ASL (Section 6.2), a quantitative testing of the effect of AAM fitting accuracy on ESC performance (Section 6.3) and a subject-independent application on IMM (Section 6.4).
While redistricting reformers advanced a quantitative test called the "efficiency gap" to satisfy Kennedy's desire for an across-the-board measure, the liberal Justices suggested a more simple eye test.
She would also like to see a quantitative test that reflects the state of a person's disease – not just for HD, but for Parkinson's and cancer, as well.
The aim of this study was to adapt a quantitative test for stimulated saliva, known as the Checkbuf test, to measure the buffering capacity of resting saliva and to evaluate its correlation with the Ericsson test for resting saliva.
A quantitative test reproducibility was not planned.
While most designers work with InVision and Marvel, it's hard to turn those designs into a quantitative test.
A quantitative test of the wind effect in the trough is needed in the future.
In addition, a quantitative test of the wind effect in the trough is also needed in the future.
Here, we build on the idea that rhyming in Old Chinese followed the principle of vowel purity, a tendency to disallow rhymes of words with different vowels, to develop a quantitative test for reconstruction systems of Old Chinese.
