The phrase "attributes and quantitative" is not entirely correct as it lacks a clear context or connection between the two terms.
You can use it when discussing characteristics or features that can be measured numerically, but it would typically need additional context to clarify its meaning.
Example: "The study focused on the attributes and quantitative aspects of the data collected during the experiment."
Alternatives: "characteristics and numerical" or "features and measurable".
In addition, the proposed approach can deal with categorical attributes and quantitative attributes, and determine the interval of quantitative attributes.
The authors finally conceive and synthesize Objectives Hierarchy, Attributes, and Quantitative Performance Measures of the Analytical Deliberative Process for a Design-for-Demise risk-informed decision-making process.
Our objective was to compare terrain attributes and quantitative soil-landscape models derived from grid-based DEM represented at different horizontal resolutions (10 and 30 m), represented at different vertical precisions (0.1 and 1 m), and acquired from different sources.
The study was divided into two parts: a qualitative part to collect relevant attributes and a quantitative main study to elicit the patients' preferences.
Although the Iraqi Muslim scientist Ibn al-Haytham (965 1039) was the first to experiment with camera obscura, Shen Kuo was the first to attribute geometrical and quantitative properties to the camera obscura, just several decades after Ibn al-Haytham's death.
From its modest beginning in 1816-the woreliabilityity was first coined by Samuel T. Coleridge-reliability grew into an omnipresent attribute with qualitative and quantitative connotations that pervades every aspect of our present day technologically intensive world.
However, the increase in muscle passive tension that follows immobilization has been attributed to qualitative and quantitative changes in the connective tissue surrounding the muscle, and these changes have been shown to precede sarcomere loss [ 40].
The ER approach was originally proposed to deal with multiple attribute decision analysis problems that involve both qualitative and quantitative attributes under uncertainty [ 12].
Volcano attributes include spatial location and volcano type, while eruption attributes include timeframe data and quantitative eruption size characteristics.
However, since the WHO guideline does not provide an algorithm or scoring system for site selection, we had to operationalize the attributes into quantitative and qualitative criteria, and to prioritize these according to our context.
To determine the precedence it is important do correct choice of threshold values of important qualitative and quantitative attributes.
