Sentence examples for qualitative indications from inspiring English sources

Moreover, being only qualitative indications, no triggers are proposed for categorization.

Qualitative indications given by the numerical simulations are then compared with experimental tests showing a good agreement.

Qualitative indications are derived concerning the question when the use of an experimental design will result in an appreciable gain in significance for the parameter estimates.

Yet perhaps a more fundamental limitation is the fact that most of the time, the soil classes that comprise the soil map units are not mapped individually: in effect their spatial distributions are unknown beyond the qualitative indications given in the accompanying soil map unit report.

Existing data, however, suggest that reality is more complicated and that both the water content-water potential and hydraulic conductivity functions of clay water systems must continue to be regarded as macroscopically measurable material properties and that double layer considerations provide only qualitative indications of general behaviour.

In medicine and medical ethics we encounter empirical information in various forms, such as quantitative and qualitative indications of the benefit and harm of medical measures, reports of the number of organ donations, or on the level of satisfaction with clinical ethics consultation.

The techniques used provide only a qualitative indication of the influence existence and not a quantitative measure.

Red dashed arrows give a qualitative indication of the magnitude of the ferromagnetic moment obtained for each studied case.

However, accurate quantification of oxygen uptake presented some problems so that this variable can only be considered as a qualitative indication of the degradation level.

After purification, the shoulder peak at 400 °C had reduced somewhat and is a qualitative indication that there were reduced amounts of amorphous carbon in the aCNTs.

Currently, peripheral edema is subjectively assessed by palpation of the patient's extremities, ostensibly a qualitative indication of tissue viscoelastic properties.