Sentence examples for qualitative proposal from inspiring English sources

This would remedy a rather glaring shortcoming which Hilpinen's qualitative proposal shares with Popper's original proposal, namely that no falsehood is closer to the truth than any truth (even the worthless tautology).

This defect of Hilpinen's qualitative proposal can be remedied by assuming quantitative distances between worlds, and letting A's distance from the truth be a weighted average of the distance of the closest world in A from the actual world, and the distance of the furthest world in A from the actual world.

This offers a basis for some (semi classical descriptions, such as the recent (also qualitative) proposal of Dill and Chan [ 23].

Our qualitative proposal has a solid quantum mechanical basis of wide applicability: there are not any particular assumptions on the chemical kind, structure, or the initial state of the molecule or any assumptions on the chemical kind or on the initial state of the molecule's environment.

Unfortunately his measures suffered from defects very similar to his purely qualitative proposals.

Of the 15 qualitative proposals in which investigators stated they would not obtain informed consent, 7 included interviews or focus groups discussions, while the other 8 involved only the use of questionnaires.

Connelly and Yoder [ 15] identify a number of common failings in qualitative proposals such as inadequate explanation of methodological techniques, lack of rationale for the use of qualitative methodology, failure to outline the significance of the proposed qualitative study, and underestimation of the costs of undertaking qualitative research.

However, for qualitative proposals to be successful, whilst researchers must think about their audience, decisions about data collection should be based on qualitative interpretations of reliability and validity without being either offensive (dismissing the trial methodology) or defensive (stating limitations inappropriate for qualitative research such as generalisability) [ 14].

The Maastricht University Hospital/Maastricht University Medical Ethics Committee gave its consent to this qualitative study proposal.

We drew on the wider literature about how to write qualitative research proposals [ 14] and mixed methods proposals [ 13] and how to assess the quality of mixed methods proposals [ 16].

This was similar to issues previously identified by Connelly & Yoder for qualitative research proposals [ 15] and O'Cathain et al. [ 16] for mixed methods research proposals such as a lack of rationale for the use of qualitative methodology, and a failure to outline the significance of the proposed qualitative study.