Sentence examples for made a qualitative from inspiring English sources

We made a qualitative content analysis of the interviews [39].

Numerical results will be presented to show how high-performance computing has made a qualitative improvement in accelerator structure modeling for these accelerators, either at the component level (single cell optimization), or on the scale of an entire structure (beam heating and long-range wakefields).

In the synthesis of the overall evidence we made a qualitative assessment rather than a formal one.

These results are consistent with a previous finding that younger children made larger offers than older participants in the Ultimatum Game, suggesting that adults have made a qualitative shift to match the predictions of economic theory [31].

Although our study did not set out to measure the economics of study arms, to assist the reader's understanding of the importance of the work to health care providers and to society as a whole in implementing the new system, we have made a qualitative statement about whether, for example, cost savings could be expected with the new system.

"We have made a qualitative jump in the health sector," she notes.

"It's all about making a qualitative leap forward in Greece's backward political culture".

Michael Sciarra, a principal in URSA Development, said the pools and community center "will make a qualitative difference in the lives of Hoboken residents".

The quantitative change has begun to make a qualitative difference.This shift from information scarcity to surfeit has broad effects.

Second, I have tried and am still trying to make a qualitative change in the education system.

"But it will also mean no music in trails and no jingles to introduce the news, which will make a qualitative difference to the little bits of sound furniture that make up a radio station," he said.