Sentence examples for more quantitative science from inspiring English sources

Tools developed for morphometric image analysis are accelerating the transition of pathology into a more quantitative science.

In addition, developments in image analysis tools are accelerating the transition of traditional pathology techniques of analysing histological specimens, into a more quantitative science (Randell et al, 2013).

"I think sometimes people in the more quantitative sciences tend to oversimplify the difficulty of biological questions.

In addition, the explorative learning experiences prepare the students for graduate school and work experiences, where they will face new questions in the ever-more interdisciplinary and increasingly more quantitative world of biological science research.

The BIO2010 report (National Research Council, 2003) emphasizes a more quantitative approach to teaching the biological sciences preferably at the introductory level.

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

Although science as a discipline is viewed as being more quantitative than humanities-based disciplines, biology has gained a reputation for being the "nonquantitative science option".

Sociology, meanwhile, like the rest of the social sciences, has become more and more quantitative.

He has been a pioneer in transitioning atmospheric/oceanic sciences from a descriptive study to one using more quantitative methods.

As in many sciences, however, the field has become less descriptive and more quantitative as it matured.

Described by experts as more of an attitude and mindset than a scientific field in its strictest sense, it merges the best that qualitative and quantitative science can offer.