Such quantitative data demands quantitative models.
Distant authorities crack the whip, demanding quantitative measures and a stark, single number to encapsulate the precise achievement level of every child.
For example, heavy drinking has been related to occupational stress, including inappropriate supervision, intragroup conflict, cognitive demands, quantitative workload, and underutilization of abilities among different age groups in Japan [ 24].
Especially when moving towards applications that include monitoring of the disease (demanding quantitative determination of low copy numbers of HIV viral RNA), aerosol or other potential contamination sources need to be avoided.
In each case, the scientific domain to which ontology-based methods are being applied has established, and often demands, quantitative evaluation criteria that can ensure the objective and empirical evaluation and comparison of research results.
In the second step, personal resources, job demands (quantitative and emotional demands) and job resources (degree of freedom at work, influence at work, social relations, social support, sense of community, quality of leadership) were entered together, explaining an additional 35% of the variance in WFC (R=0.35, p<0.01).
In the domain "demands at work", all seven surveys cover the dimensions "emotional demands" and "quantitative demands", the latter with both "work pace" and "amount" items.
Hypothesis IIb: Perceptions of workplace demands (eg, quantitative demands) will be positively related to WFC.
68 Previous studies analysing job demands in the medical setting with the same questionnaire illustrated comparable scores of job demands (eg, quantitative job demands).
