Sentence examples for achieved qualitative from inspiring English sources

The achieved qualitative and quantitative agreement justifies the use of DCM in predicting two phase flow distribution in packed beds.

Huang and his team had successfully achieved qualitative and quantitative analysis of organophosphorus pesticide residues using temperature-modulated SnO2-based gas sensor, and the quantitative analyses of the pure pesticide vapor and their mixture were performed by fast Fourier transformation [213].

Projects have become a way of getting things done, and have moved increasingly toward achieving qualitative goals.

As a result, long range models may never be able to make meaningful predictions; the goal should instead be to achieve qualitative realism without imposing assumptions of causal determinism between variables (Ayres 1984).

Self-transcendence through spirituality, they explain, is yet another example of overcoming limitations and negative experiences to achieve qualitative change.

In other words, we argue for quantitative changes (i.e., improve science attainment) in order to achieve qualitative changes (i.e., higher levels of curriculum coherence), which are expected to create effective transitions of subject-specific knowledge and skills into subject-unspecific competences to solve real-life problems (Pellegrino and Hilton [2012]; van Merriënboer [2013]).

Each interview sought to achieve qualitative understanding of perceptions, attitudes and moral values relevant to this study [ 15].

This opinion is also consistent with other literature sources [ 43- 47], which emphasize collaboration as an important factor in achieving qualitative improvement within the health system.

The general inductive approach can be seen as simpler than other analysis methods but still involves a systematic analysis of raw data in order to achieve qualitative research trustworthiness described by Lincoln and Guba (1985): credibility (internal validity), transferability (external validity), dependability (reliability) and confirmability (objectivity).

A qualitative design was employed, because an in-depth understanding of HCPs' lived experiences, perceptions and behaviours can best be achieved using qualitative methods [ 12].

Moreover, with the experience that communities have acquired through the participatory budget, they have achieved significant qualitative advances.