Sentence examples for qualitative account from inspiring English sources

His insistence that the book of nature was written in the language of mathematics changed natural philosophy from a verbal, qualitative account to a mathematical one in which experimentation became a recognized method for discovering the facts of nature.

A simple qualitative account of their use is presented here, without discussing the sophisticated, computer-based calculations that are needed to achieve good agreement with experiment: such agreement can be obtained with the appropriate methods, and highly accurate energies can be calculated.

Schurz and Weingartner have answered this objection by extending their qualitative account to a quantitative account, by assigning weights to relevant consequences and summing.

Unlike the other two forms of uncertainty, which can be spelled out mathematically with great precision, plausibility seems to be capable of only a qualitative account, even though plausibility does seem to comes in greater and lesser degree.

Therefore the literature gives a largely qualitative account of the English north-south divide in mortality, with no recent quantification.

This paper presents a descriptive qualitative account of how health practitioners in community practice settings negotiate the challenges of communicating health information and research evidence in practice.

These findings support qualitative accounts of food aid either being stolen during transport or being taken from target populations by small armed groups that use the resources to fund conflict.

However, there remains a need for deeper qualitative accounts of how youth perceive and experience the neighborhood environment.

Introducing courses on qualitative accounting research, as it was first done by the accounting section of the VHB in 2015 (WK RECH 2015), might be a promising way to maintain and foster diversity in this regard.

The vast majority of studies that have examined the relationship between drug use and crime have done so using cross-sectional data (Bennett, Holloway, & Farrington, 2008) or retrospective qualitative accounts (Allen, 2005; Bennett & Holloway, 2009).

We also expect tremendous development to come from bridging the gap between the qualitative accounts of mechanisms and mechanistic explanation developed in the new mechanism and quantitative theories of discovery from the discipline of machine learning and causal modeling (Spirtes et al. 2000; Pearl 2009).