Sentence examples for pilot quantitative from inspiring English sources

A pilot quantitative study was done in March 2010 on a large, public general hospital in Hong Kong.

A pilot quantitative study with 30 immigrants was carried out, in order to improve the comprehensibility of the questionnaire.

Results from a pilot quantitative study conducted among 69 patients in this clinic subsequently confirmed that lack of belief in HIV disease or in own status was prevalent.

In addition to piloting quantitative data collection, we evaluated the intervention thoroughly during the pilot study using feedback from observers, participants and facilitators.

Given that this was a small pilot study quantitative data may not be enough to demonstrate significance or explain differences given the study's small sample size.

While it wasn't feasible to validate a large number of tyrosine phosphorylation sites identified in this screen, six of the proteins identified in the SILAC analysis overlap with SRC-dependent substrates identified in a pilot, non-quantitative MS analysis (Figure 3C and data not shown).

In the quantitative pilot test and main survey, the ceiling effect was reduced (range, 0-57/60%) compared to the qualitative pilot study (range, 0-94%).

Results of this quantitative pilot study indicate self-efficacy, components of workplace empowerment, and perceived resiliency are related.

To our surprise, quantitative pilot studies comparing the two versions of SURGE Next showed that both approaches had advantages (Clark et al. 2013), suggesting that the critical benefit for both derives from focusing game-play on fewer more consequential decisions so that players anticipate and think carefully about decisions and actions (i.e., engage in prediction).

It is shown that, exactly as in the case of fixed wing APCs, RPCs existed from the beginning of rotorcraft development and that the problem of eliminating them is not yet solved: the current rotorcraft modelling for RPC analysis is rather limited to the particular case analysed and there is a lack of quantitative pilot behavioural models to analyse RPCs.

This response resembled our qualitative and quantitative pilot study (which had a response rate of 35%).