Sentence examples for qualitative appreciation from inspiring English sources

Fig. 1(a) also provides a qualitative appreciation of the extent of the contamination problem with respect to the in-situ hydrocarbons.

This provides us with more precise and accurate estimates of depth and an improved qualitative appreciation of the three-dimensional (3D) shapes and positions of objects.

Many readers are familiar with the appearance of the ribosome in various reconstructions and reproduction of the full maps would provide a good qualitative appreciation of the results.

In spite of these limits, the estimates in Additional file 2: Table S2 give a qualitative appreciation on the magnitude of the association between a frailty score and mortality.

Examining the citation behaviour gives insights into the resonance of an article within the scientific community and thus can serve as an indicator for the qualitative appreciation of this particular work.

As part of its mission to advance biocuration as a professional career path, the ISB set out to understand the perceived challenges, concerns and benefits to biocurators of this career choice: specifically, a survey was conducted aiming to gain a qualitative appreciation of biocurators' motivations for entering and remaining in the field, and to comprehend their perceptions of the role of the ISB.

Visceral, qualitative appreciations of customer needs are steadily replaced by abstract, quantitative summaries.

Globally, the results in most of the available literature show the goodness of the technique by vague subjective indications of qualitative appreciations and some studies fail to report specific objective quantitative data.

The diagnosis is based on the qualitative or visual appreciation of differences in attenuation on CT, echogenicity on CEUS and signal intensities on MRI of the HCC with respect to surrounding liver parenchyma.

The appreciation for qualitative methods by epidemiologists is not new.

Qualitative findings indicated patients' appreciation of staff (Attributes and attitudes), that patients wanted staff to have awareness of them (Know me as a person), take the time to talk, and work flexibly, to allow for patient individuality (Time and place).