With the increasing awareness that infectious diseases impose an enormous burden on developing countries, public health programs therein could benefit from parsimonious general-purpose quantitative methods to enhance local intervention, i.e., diminish infectious disease-induced morbidity and mortality.
They used quantitative methods to test theories about the political behavior of individuals.
Colleges and universities failed collectively to demonstrate that the liberal arts prepared a thinking public to write, articulate, use quantitative methods, working in collaborative settings, and apply technology.
The liberal arts teach us to think by training us to write, articulate, work cooperatively, employ technology and use quantitative methods.
For this purpose, quantitative imaging methods have the advantage over blood biomarkers of being able both to quantify and localize the fibrotic process.
While our investigation is quite focused on the quantitative methods needed to assess and rank public health burdens, broadly related to this are the following questions: How do epidemiologists envisage their purpose in relation to public health?
Both studies used quantitative sociological methods to invite participant viewpoints.
The aim of this study was to assess the impacts of the Swedish road network by spatial modelling of road effects, to explore potential impacts of fragmentation and disturbance effects of roads on habitat networks for selected ecological profiles, and to discuss the utility of applying quantitative methods for environmental assessment purposes.
The purpose of this paper is to describe two complementary in-vitro quantitative methods for measuring light scatter caused by IOLs.
Quantitative methods would fail to uncover such distinctions.
Students are broadly educated because professors teach them how to read insightfully, write, communicate, use technology, apply quantitative methods, and work in collaborative settings.
