Sentence examples for more quantitative and from inspiring English sources

"The world of advertising is getting more quantitative and data driven," he said.

The naturalists are the pioneer observers preparing the ground for the ecologists, who follow with their more quantitative and experimental studies.

In the 1970s and 1980s industrial engineering became a more quantitative and computer-based profession, and operations research techniques were adopted as the core of most industrial engineering academic curricula in both the United States and Europe.

Thus, more quantitative and qualitative experimental studies about the penetration of hyphae through pores are needed.

"There's been vague evidence for out-flows, but this is far more quantitative and prescriptive".

Results obtained from the study enables a more quantitative and predictive understanding of granulation.

Developments in miniaturisation and quantitative amplification methods are starting to generate more quantitative and qualitative data from single cells.

NSF funds more quantitative and algorithmic research in the decision sciences as part of its Operations Research ORR) program.

3) With the application of the new methods and technologies, the study of climate change has more and more quantitative and integrative.

A comprehensive application of non-linear system identification teniques, to extract more quantitative and less obvious characteristics of the measured frictional behavior, is presented.

Future efforts would benefit from a larger sample size and more quantitative and/or objective assessment of physical activity in combination with self-reported measures.