Sentence examples similar to qualitative conversion from inspiring English sources
The SQG values were applied as the copper concentration thresholds for quantitative-qualitative conversion of data for the surficial sediment of the Guarapiranga.
A Q2Q (Quantitative-to-Qualitative) conversion algorithm [22] is used if the given data are quantitative.
If the responses were evaluated by a qualitative scoring, a conversion to negative at the completion of treatment was found in 3/12 patients.
The qualitative explanation for this conversion phenomenon is shown in Figure 10(b).
The cloud model is a model of mutual conversion between qualitative concepts and quantitative descriptions.
Through Fuzzy Comprehensive Evaluation it achieves the reasonable conversion from qualitative to quantitative and through Gray Relational Analysis it sets the weight of each index, which making sure that the evaluation model is scientific and rational.
Such qualitative-to-quantitative formatting was required only for the SI database; fatality counts in the Munich RE and EM-DAT databases are solely numerical, and those in the Witham database are quantitative as the conversion of qualitative data has already been applied, also following Simkin et al. (2001).
Monolayer culture growth rate was determined by qualitative measurement of the conversion of 3- 4,5-dimethylthiazol-2-yl -2,5-diphenyltetrazolium bromide (MTT; Sigma) to a water-insoluble formazan by viable cells.
After this qualitative indication of successful conversions, the second question "how many structures were extracted?" had already been answered in top-right hand of the display ribbon as 1414.
From spectra collected in both phases after increasing cure times, the evolution of the copolyethersulphone content in each phase was quantitatively determined, whilst a qualitative evolution of the epoxide conversion was obtained.
The HPLC-MS analysis was performed for qualitative detection of the cholesterol conversion by CgChoA.
