Sentence examples for peculiar qualitative from inspiring English sources

The model has been carefully analyzed using various mathematical and computational tools, and has been viewed though the prisms of the advanced bifurcation theory, geometric methods of slow-fast dynamical systems to reveal multiple peculiar qualitative features.

This study has the limitations and strengths peculiar to the use of qualitative methodology.

Finally, the study of the radially symmetric case allows us to point out other qualitative properties that are peculiar of this special class of quasilinear equations.

Two representative 2-D gels from low and high phenols are shown in Fig. 3. Computer-assisted cross-comparison revealed qualitative differences that accounted for differentially expressed proteins: 22 spots are peculiar of low phenols whereas 27 spots characterize high phenols samples, accounting for 5.0 and 6.4% of the entire map, respectively.

Therefore, the authors, all allied to the MEPI project, chose to conduct a qualitative study using structured interviews to better understand the nuances and examples peculiar to each site.

Since spatial relations cannot proceed directly to consciousness, spatial localization is possible only if the non-spatial representations are accompanied by "a qualitative property of some kind which the impression acquires … in virtue of the peculiar nature of the place at which it comes into contact with the body" (Micro, I, p. 309).

Qualitative research was applied in order examine, reflect and understand task shifting in the peculiar Ugandan context.

Eventually, existing data from other countries and lack of evidence from peculiar Lithuanian context where gatekeeping duties has been allocated to relatively inexperienced GPs grounded the need for qualitative assessment of gatekeeping reality perceived by physicians.

Why peculiar?

Q: Qualitative or quantitative?

Shigenobu enters, looking peculiar.