But disrupting the status quo is just as qualitative as it quantitative -- in this case, it's the only way that we make big data work.
"The current identification system... is only as genuine as the knowledge, experience, and ability of the specialist carrying out the comparison,'' David R. Ashbaugh, a staff sergeant with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, writes, in "Quantitative-Qualitative Friction Ridge Analysis," which is considered the Bible of the field.
Thus, the correlations of (hbox {Pc3n}_L) occurrence with AE and local activity index K, found in the present study, can be used only as a qualitative indicator of the existence of an intra-magnetospheric source for these pulsations, but they do not localize this source in a particular current system and/or specify the parameters of transition processes, necessary for (hbox {Pc3n}_L) generation.
Smoking was documented only from 1992 onwards and was available only as a qualitative variable without information on number of cigarettes used.
Therefore, Figure 6 serves only as a qualitative illustration and not as a quantitative analysis of the improved mixing by micromotors in Fenton reactions.
Although this method gives poor accuracy in the energy and the frequency compared with the ab initio method, the results of PM6 method can be considered only as a qualitative estimate of how EDA binds to CB[7].
However, since the ionization of elements is strongly dependent on the matrix and rather difficult to calibrate, LA-ICP-MS was applied only as a qualitative method in the present study.
Opsin expression for one population of P. bifurca (~79 km from closest sympatric location sampled) is reported here only as a qualitative comparison and is not included in statistical analyses.
While an excellent agreement between the simulations and the experiments were found in a previous study in terms of phase distributions, the agreement is only qualitative as far as drying rates are concerned.
