Sentence examples for more qualitative interpretation from inspiring English sources

Therefore, a more qualitative interpretation of the data seems more suitable.

The results of the IRT paradigm showed that it is possible to go beyond the CTT cutoff point and reach a more qualitative interpretation when a relationship is established between the cutoff point value and the b parameter value of the category of each item.

"The six models of polarized dust that we use are all quite uncertain," he says, "so the statements that we make about the interpretation are necessarily more qualitative".

More important, this methodology allows a qualitative interpretation of the ability of inorganic salts or ionic liquids to shift or break azeotropic points without using the concept of relative volatility.

Qualitative interpretation is usually richer and more rigorous when two or more researchers are involved [ 45] since each researcher brings a different perspective.

This comes at the price of a smaller sample and more qualitative data, for which caution in the interpretation is necessary.

While we appreciate and accept the limitations of these models and our analysis of their properties, we believe that at more qualitative rather than quantitative level the results and interpretations we make in this report are correct.

Our modeling approach thus represents a first step beyond the qualitative interpretation of linear pathways when the paucity of information precludes more detailed modeling.

Despite the limitations of this study, the findings illustrate the potential value of considering qualitative information in the interpretation of cost utility estimates and the need to include more qualitative research in the design of not only the next wave of utility instruments, but also in the further development of existing instruments such as the EQ-5D.

"Some high-level comparisons may be made if one accepts the independent interpretations from both studies, but these will often be more qualitative mergings than quantitative in nature".

Since the described approach is a quantitative assessment and no qualitative interpretation, the identified novel repeats have to be analysed further and characterised in more detail in order to sustain the discovered TE information for future sequence annotations.