Sentence examples for contribution of quantitative from inspiring English sources
& Guderley, H. Relative contribution of quantitative and qualitative changes in mitochondria to metabolic compensation during seasonal acclimatisation of rainbow trout Oncorhynchus mykiss.
Similar to others [2], [16], [28], we found a significant contribution of quantitative CT estimates of airway remodeling and parenchymal emphysema to FEV1 in smokers with a wide spectrum of airflow obstruction, supporting the coexistence of two unique CT phenotypes that correlate with disease severity and vary remarkably between individuals.
Considering the undeniable importance of qualitative research in this field, but also the potential contribution of quantitative data, we propose mixed methodology experimental studies wherever possible.
Nevertheless, because complex response mechanisms to multiple and variable stressors are involved, the contribution of quantitative genetics and molecular biology for the improvement of B. taurus to a stressful tropical and/or semi-arid environment remains to be fully assessed.
In particular, the functional analysis of the +57(T>C) mutation points to a contribution of quantitative defects in miR-96 to hearing loss pathogenesis, independently from additional qualitative defects (i.e. changes in the actual mature miR-96 sequence).
The article proposes to integrate the contributions of quantitative and qualitative methodologies in health sciences, paying attention to qualitative and quantitative designs that take into account the complexity of human beings and their axiological, social, and cultural referents.
We performed a Principal Component Analysis (PCA) to decompose the contribution of each quantitative trait on the variation between strains.
It is therefore particularly timely to examine the genetic contribution of ADHD quantitative traits amongst subjects from prospective cohorts, as well as gathering retrospective data of risk exposure in ADHD cases.
Such an approach allows the identification of regeneration bottlenecks, evaluates the differential contribution to recruitment of quantitative and qualitative components of seed dispersal, and provides the means to compare seed dispersal limitation.
Check the contributions of the quantitative analysis of divorce based on retrospective surveys and compare these results with those obtained in a qualitative study carried out in Spain in two periods (2008-2012), to better understand the biographies of divorce.
The original contribution of Dynamic Economics: Quantitative Methods and Applications lies in the integrated approach to the empirical application of dynamic optimization programming models.
