A convergent parallel mixed methods study implements the quantitative and qualitative instruments during the same phase of the research and integrates the results (Creswell and Plano Clark 2011).
In this study, we employed integrated approaches combined with accurate quantification techniques and a mathematical model that implemented the quantitative data to reveal fundamental cellular processes underlying the emergence of multicellular collectivity.
The tractability of numerical results shows that our model can be easily implemented for the quantitative assessment of the performance of many real-time congestion systems.
Mott Schottky analysis was implemented for the quantitative determination of the flat band potential, effective density of charge carriers and energy band diagram, which revealed that the undoped sample exhibit p-type behavior, whereas the nitrogen doped sample showed n-type behavior.
A multi-stage sampling strategy was implemented for the quantitative aspects of the study.
Several lupus nephritis outcome measures have been proposed and implemented, including the quantitative change in urinary sediments, proteinuria, renal function, and adverse events with histopathology serving as a case definition and, when relevant, as an additional endpoint [ 37, 38].
Paul Fisher, who implemented the Bank's £200bn quantitative easing programme, told the Daily Mail that a further injection of QE was an option.
Thus, the ability to recover a B6 line from cryopreserved sperm, to amplify a kindred under isogenic conditions, is a crucial element in implementing this quantitative modifier screen.
The large quantitative variation in PA variables in S × G, of equivalent extent in the CC diversity panel, underlines the interest to implement a quantitative genetic approach on a F1 population for grape PA studies.
The explicit control of the polyhedral face areas enables designers to implement more quantitative, force-driven constraints and it expands the range of 3D graphic statics applications beyond just shape explorations.
