Sentence examples for made between quantitative from inspiring English sources

A comparison is made between quantitative and qualitative paradigms of research from the perspective of health care professionals.

A distinction can be made between quantitative properties, which are statements about numerical characteristics of the model, and qualitative properties, which are statements about non-numerical relations or characteristics of the model.

Comparison is made between the quantitative results of an FMEA and reliability field data from real wind turbine systems and their assemblies.

The quantitative comparison made between some of the parameters involved including the maximum shear strength, the energy dissipated, and the plastic stiffness in cycle No. 10, for CFT and SRCFT column is given in Table 5.

Based on numerical simulations, a quantitative comparison is made between the performance of a conventional trickle-bed reactor (TBR) and a monolithic reactor (MR).

A comparison is made between the temperature distribution and the quantitative data obtained from hot-wire anemometer tests using several kinds of rectangular prisms.

In this study, a quantitative comparison is made between measurements and predictions by analyzing oxide formation around a surface groove in an FeCrAlY substrate.

Half-cell charge discharge experiments were performed at various rates between C/5 and 5C, from which direct quantitative links are made between the active layer electronic conductivity and: i) reaction reversibility (achievable capacity); and ii) conversion kinetics (mechanism and rate capability).

No quantitative comparisons were made between tissues processed at different times or with different aliquots of sera.

Can any kind of quantitative comparison be made between the two sets of results?

Can any kind of quantitative comparison be made between the two sets of results? 3) More care must be taken when defining and discussing "transcription noise".