Unfortunately, although periodized training programs are in their essence quantitative, there has been great difficulty in finding a way to effectively quantitate training using a single term.
Unlike with quantitative research where we in essence ask them to tell us what they think, need and want, with qualitative techniques, we take on very directly as our job to form a thoughtful interpretation.
In essence, the current use of quantitative outcome measures would benefit from data derived from qualitative methods in supporting the evidence for efficacy or introduction of a treatment.
With it, a threatened total collapse of the banking system was avoided, economies were—eventually able to stabilise and, with a few notable exceptions in southern Europe, unemployment rates remained well below those seen during the Great Depression.Its unconventional nature, however, means that quantitative easing is, in essence, an experimental policy.
A much-rumored second bout of quantitative easing by the Fed (in essence expanding the Fed's balance sheet and the amount of U.S. dollars available) has already been putting downward pressure on the dollar for some time.
In essence we are picking stocks, but we do it using a quantitative model".
That method is considerably more quantitative, he explains, than the current standard of immunohistochemistry. "In essence, you're counting T-cell genomes".
In essence, expectations of a good recovery with any form of reperfusion therapy when the quantitative perfusion CT core is >70 ml are unrealistic.
In essence, it rewards success.
In essence, a futures E.T.F.
In essence, Mr. Tritle agreed.
