However, since these qualitative evaluations have some drawbacks, a quantitative measure that can roughly estimate the complexity of EOP steps is imperative to compensate for them.
However, one drawback of qualitative risk analysis methods is that their nature yields inconsistent results.
To overcome the drawbacks of this qualitative methodology, a quantitative approach should be adopted instead.
One of the major drawbacks of these qualitative abstractions, however, is the coarse level of representation detail that does not provide for indicating strengths of influences.
Although this type of investigation gives excellent qualitative data, it has certain drawbacks.
Qualitative assessment of the benefits, drawbacks, and suggestions was performed by an independent company, using focus groups.
As potential limitations the normal drawbacks of any qualitative approach apply, especially the potential reporting bias by physicians or the possibility of patient duplicate counting due to the possible treatment of one patient in an apheresis center and a lipid-ambulance around the same time.
The drawback of this qualitative method was that it was hard for us to establish relationships of trust with migrants in a short time.
Moreover, a discussion of the serial, parallel, deductive, concurrent, and differential fault simulation techniques is presented, followed by qualitative comparisons between their advantages and drawbacks.
For instance, in our industry-academia collaboration, the qualitative results about the benefits and drawbacks of RAs supported the unquantifiable benefits, and uncertainties and risk of the business case.
