Sentence examples for qualitative definition from inspiring English sources

The qualitative definition of hardness is closely related to the polarizability, since a decrease of the energy gap usually leads to easier polarization of the molecule [41].

The qualitative definition disregarding severity or symptom bother makes it difficult to apply.

A sensitivity analysis using an estimated glomerular filtration rate cutpoint rather than the qualitative definition of CRI produced similarly significant results.

Our qualitative definition of the study quality was as below: the reporting quality score under 13 or the insufficient temporal information, low; the other studies were qualitatively divided into high/medium/low according to their strength and weakness.

The success of these quantitative developments, however, unfortunately helped to conceal some ambiguities and logical inconsistencies in the qualitative definitions of acids and bases in terms of the production of hydrogen and hydroxide ions, respectively.

Subjective criteria have qualitative definitions, e.g., training, man machine interface, and programming flexibility.

It is expected that the "customer" for the analysis provides at least qualitative definitions of the population of interest and the scale of reaction for which a warning is desired.

This paper deals with the main issue of quantitative and qualitative criteria definition, in order to proceed to such a full road condition assessment.

Metrics that are vague in definition; qualitative or subjective in nature; and next to impossible to collect, interpret, and analyze will not serve as a good basis for a KPI.

Reasons for exclusion were qualitative methodology, inappropriate definition of delays, study of health care seeking behavior only and extrapulmonary TB.

FMISO PET allowed for the qualitative and quantitative definition of hypoxic sub-areas which may correspond to a localization of local recurrences.