Sentence examples for balanced quantitative from inspiring English sources

Over 30 years ago, Kintigh and Ammerman (1982) outlined and applied a heuristic approach to spatial archaeology that balanced quantitative analyses and culturally and historically contextualized archaeology.

Perceived behavioral control in this study is assessed from balanced quantitative and qualitative data, while attitudes and social norms are mainly derived from qualitative information, for example, quotes from open questions, unofficial field notes and impressions.

To me the fact that most schools in their admissions process balance quantitative factors with qualitative ones inviting biases and potential for unfairness is not some fatal design flaw.

However, this must be balanced against quantitative validity (see Fig.  1), at least against the current agreed standards of data from randomised, blinded and controlled trials.

Though the relative amounts of mutant and wild-type desmin mRNA were seemingly balanced, our quantitative RT-PCR analysis revealed that the total levels of desmin mRNA were constantly increased in striated muscle tissue of our HET R349P desmin knock-in mice.

For the catchment average water balance, quantitative assessment revealed that climate change resulted in an increased annual runoff of 75.3 261.7 mm in 1970s 2000s for the Poyang Lake catchment, accounting for 105.0 212.1% of runoff changes relative to 1960s.

Second, because typical GRN model formalisms like the ones in Eqs. 1 and 2 contain additional parameters to represent other quantitative aspects of GRN systems, reverse-engineering algorithms tend to "balance" the quantitative values of all parameters.

In the current study we sought to address these concerns as far as possible by balancing the quantitative tallying of themes with more qualitative reporting.

Hence, foresight processes are most balanced when different quantitative and qualitative methods are combined and the process includes heterogeneous teams and expert groups (see [6, 7]).

Although most baseline parameters were well balanced, there were some quantitative differences between the two dosing groups (once- vs. twice-daily) in terms of sex, time since diagnosis, clinical stage at diagnosis and lung metastases.

It balances qualitative and quantitative measures, allowing companies to save time, evaluate a person holistically and maintain clear benchmarks.