Qualitative information was complemented by quantitative data for descriptive purposes.
The design followed an explanatory-sequential approach [ 31] by collecting quantitative data on the types and levels of health systems supports, followed by a qualitative study to gain greater understanding of the support systems, barriers, and facilitating factors.
In this study, we examined landscape change in the Central Iowa region by pairing quantitative data on changes to natural areas, streams, and housing density over the past 60 years with a qualitative social assessment of current resident stakeholders' interpretations of these changes.
In this study, we seek to explain these differences in reactivities by providing quantitative data on the kinetics of the two mechanisms involved in the production of quicklime: the calcination of limestone to produce quicklime, and the undesirable sintering of quicklime.
Here we add to the literature on service-learning and cross-age peer teaching by providing quantitative data on learning gains.
The study was conducted by collecting quantitative data on the costs and activities of 13 Italian LHAs participating in a collaborative research study on the management of PCC services, organized by the FIASO.
This study attempted to assess the competencies of various health professionals by obtaining quantitative data on the state of bioterrorism preparedness and response competencies in Australia using an extensive set of competencies developed by Kristine Gebbie from the Columbia University School of Nursing Center for Health Policy with funding from the US Centres for Disease Control and Prevention.
Adherence will be measured objectively by quantitative data about usage which is automatically stored on the backend of the website.
This is not consistent with reports from other populations [ 3], but could be explained by the lack of quantitative data on cigarette smoking in the current study or the high rates of cigarette smoking amongst Indigenous Australians (44% in DRUID) so that it is not a useful discriminator.
The anecdotes contained in the beige book, which is compiled through interviews, phone calls and surveys mailed to hundreds of businesses, are used by Fed officials as a companion to the quantitative data on the economy compiled by its staff.
