Despite these flaws, qualitative studies covered context-specific social scenarios offering explanations for why certain factors influence uptake from the perspectives of users.
Some researchers suggest that we attempt to distinguish 'fatal flaws' in qualitative systematic review [ 3, 11].
In contrast to this, Dixon-Woods and colleagues suggest that we attempt to distinguish 'fatal flaws' in qualitative systematic review [ 3, 11].
However, the technology for discovery of new cancer biomarkers has recently been questioned for its flaws, such as its qualitative nature, high identification error rate, poor reproducibility and nonspecific absorption matrices [ 25– 27].
This systematic qualitative review aims to analyze the type of usability flaws found in medication-related alerting functions.
To me the fact that most schools in their admissions process balance quantitative factors with qualitative ones inviting biases and potential for unfairness is not some fatal design flaw.
Voids and de-laminations (flaws) in the CFRP concrete structure change impact waveform patterns (frequency spectra) and provide qualitative and quantitative information about the existence and location of the structural deficiencies (Ray et al. 2007).
Based on the qualitative and quantitative analysis of SEM images, the distribution of the number, type and surface area fraction of flaws were identified and changes in the structure of Interfacial Transition Zone (ITZ) were classified into different temperature ranges.
Q: Qualitative or quantitative?
That is a qualitative leap".
