For quantifiable variables, the non-parametric Mann-Whitney was used for test for single item scales, and parametric analysis of variance (ANOVA) for responses that were summed to create a factor.
More focused regional launches drive learning and are easier to test for quantifiable returns.
Numbers do a great job of filling our rational need for quantifiable information.
The progression of top athletes' performances remains unknown for quantifiable sport events.
For quantifiable levels, mean and SD were calculated.
However, no detailed and quantifiable flow analysis has ever been documented from cardiac blood flow field for diagnostic usage.
Several ascertain prenatal exposure through quantifiable measurements, for example, analysis of archived maternal biologic samples collected before birth.
The dataset for the analysis comprised 12,634 quantifiable serum samples from 678 patients treated with obinutuzumab (Table 1 ); 3,446 samples were contributed from GAUGUIN (131 patients; 30 CLL, 101 NHL), 3,634 from GAUDI (134 NHL patients), 2,327 from GAUSS (105 patients; 101 NHL, 4 CLL), and 3,227 from CLL11 (308 CLL patients).
The intention can be to generate depth data or 'stories' from purposively defined groups of respondents for qualitative analysis, or to produce quantifiable data, representative of the population sampled, as a 'safety net' to identify issues which might complement the closed questions.
Spearman's rho (rs) correlations, odds ratios (OR) with 95% confidence intervals (CI) and Chi-square tests were used for analysis of associations between quantifiable variables.
