The phrase "as a quantitative factor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance or role of numerical data in a particular context or analysis.
Example: "In evaluating the success of the marketing campaign, we must consider customer engagement as a quantitative factor."
Alternatives: "as a numerical element" or "as a measurable aspect".
The level of a quantitative factor can be associated with points on a numerical scale, as the size of population or the number of islands.
Finance and HR should work together to define ahead of time the value that is expected, using qualitative as well as quantitative factors.
This information indicates the involvement of qualitative as well as quantitative factors in allergenicity and warrants further research in the relative importance of quantitative and qualitative aspects of Mal d 1 gene expression on allergenicity.
Recently, Gao et al. [ 18], investigated the association of allelic diversity of Mal d 1 and allergenicity in ten pedigree-linked apple cultivars, and found that qualitative as well as quantitative factors were involved.
TPH genes have been associated with low CSF 5-HIAA levels in healthy volunteers and have been suggested as a quantitative risk factor, in which a greater effect of the gene results in the intensification of serotonergic dysfunction associated with higher levels of anger and more severe suicidal acts [ 12, 13].
This involves measuring the concentration of a contaminant inside and outside a respirator and expressing the ratio as a quantitative fit factor.
Time in days was included in the model as the only true quantitative factor.
For the contribution of the literature, not only the number of people is included in the process of risk assessment, but also with the human factor as a quantitative entry in this study.
Based on a definition of Type I, II, and III diseases discussed in a background document prepared by the WHO Secretariat (18) and by Røttingen et al. (13), we propose an income relation factor (IRF) as a quantitative, intuitive, and meaningful metric for the degree to which diseases, disease groups, and risk factors are related to the level of economic development.
This study used the questionnaire as a quantitative method to explore quality factors for mobile learning system based on perspectives of 392 students.
