Sentence examples for qualitative entries from inspiring English sources

Along with qualitative entries, the SI and Witham databases also include uncertain fatality figures denoted by questions marks, tildes, or similar; for example "~100" and "45?".

In this work, we follow the scheme of Simkin et al. (2001), listed in Table 4, to convert qualitative fatality entries to quantitative ones; this allows numerical investigation of the entire fatalities record.

Transcripts and notes were then analyzed in NVivo 8.0, a program for qualitative data entry, coding, sorting, and retrieval.

Qualitative data entry: open-ended questions from the surveys will be entered by the project coordinator.

Qualitative data entry (open-ended questions) will be undertaken by project coordinator/s.

Codes were entered into a qualitative data entry program, Atlas Ti, and reviewed for agreement and to resolve disagreements between the two investigators' coding.

Variables are automatically designated as quantitative or qualitative based on entries, without the need for any user-provided metadata information.

Frederick Warren-Boulton of MiCRA, a consultancy, and a former chief economist in the antitrust division, says that America's watchdogs have moved beyond the Hirschman-Herfindahl index and qualitative judgments about entry conditions to try to assess directly the effect of mergers on prices.

The women included in the qualitative study upon entry to antenatal care in their second pregnancy were aged 18 years or above, had a singleton pregnancy and did not have a history of diabetes or other medical disorder.

These qualitative data from diary entries and from open-ended questions of the weekly evaluations were merged and analyzed in accordance with a qualitative content analysis procedure (Mayring, 2003): 1. Open-ended answers were transcribed.

The purpose of the current model is to understand the quantitative dynamics and the qualitative picture of mitotic entry and mitotic collapse.