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Discover Ludwig"qualitative change" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a change that isn't just quantitative, or measured in terms of numbers, but instead is more complex and involves changes in quality. For example, you could say "This study showed a qualitative change in participants' attitudes after the intervention."
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Changing confidence intervals to 95% did not result in a qualitative change in the results.
That is a qualitative change.
Beyond these numbers lies a qualitative change.
I think this is a qualitative change".
At some point, quantitative change becomes qualitative change.
A qualitative change in isoprenoid composition was also observed.
Cui, F. et al. Two single mutations commonly cause qualitative change of nonspecific carboxylesterases in insects.
"It is a qualitative change in the tactics of the contras toward the development workers," she said.
"Together it is a qualitative change," concludes one analyst.If so, why?
Might not the human brain, that most complex object known to exist in the universe, have undergone a qualitative change as well?
The maximum power flow undergoes a qualitative change at a particular coupling strength.
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