It is evident that quantitative description requires development of relevant theory.
However, it is evident that quantitative methods such as those used by Beauregard et al. (2007a) can provide greater confidence in the results.
Qualitative research may reveal connections that have not become evident in quantitative data.
Depletion of mtDNA in pog1Δ cells is evident from quantitative real-time PCR assays.
Expression of both LAMP-2A and LAMP-2B isoforms in the hippocampus was also evident by quantitative (q) RT-PCR.
The marked increase in AA-NAT and IBA1 double-staining following LPS treatment in the cortex, hippocampus and cerebellum was evident by quantitative analysis (Fig. 6b).
Numbers of CXCL12 mRNA copies were found to be elevated in synovial cells of the inflamed joint, as evident from quantitative reverse transcription (RT -PCR (Fig. 4a).
De-repression upon binding of β-catenin leads to partial TCF3 degradation, which is particularly evident in quantitative assays not applicable to β-catenin-mutant DRG [ 9].
If results from the trial of the 'Hands up for Max!' intervention indicate that it is effective in reducing absenteeism, successful transfer of the intervention into school practice may depend on many factors not evident in quantitative analyses of the main trial data [ 1].
It is evident that more quantitative experimental data are needed to judge the theoretical results.
