Sentence examples for qualitative implication from inspiring English sources

An important qualitative implication of the Pompei Wilson model is that lifetime cancer incidence is predicted to be less than unity, ie, cancer is not a certainty even in the absence of competing risks.

If it is understood that an increase in k0 d is due to a variation in frequency, the frequency dependence of ε b should be introduced which would quantitatively modify the curves in Fig. 2, but not their qualitative implication that a proper reconstruction of the constitutive parameters necessitates knowledge of the unwrapped phase.

The qualitative implications are the same as for the number of procedures.

When larger slip or separation lengths are implied, we derive only qualitative implications.

Furthermore, even if we accept the possibility of a certain attrition bias, this bias would actually strengthen the qualitative implications of our estimates.

In particular, when using an indicator for quarterly earnings in excess of $1500, the resulting coefficients estimates were somewhat smaller in magnitude but had the same qualitative implications.

While this might create a bias in our main estimates since some people might exit the labor force as a result of pollution, this bias would only strengthen the qualitative implications of our estimates.

The log-concavity or log-convexity of probability densities and their integrals has interesting qualitative implications in many areas of economics, in political science, in biology, and in industrial engineering.

For presentational ease, the model in this section rests on a number of simplifying assumptions, many of which can be relaxed without affecting the qualitative implications of the theory in a major way (see Section 3.5).

However, this bias is working in a direction that only strengthens the qualitative implications of our estimates since arguably, had these children survived, more households would have reduced their hours worked and the estimated impacts of pollution would have been larger.

The public never once saw an integrated budget proposal that showed the quantitative and qualitative implications of various policy options.