Sentence examples for qualitative records from inspiring English sources

Therefore, historical qualitative records and modern quantitative data are not directly comparable, and their integration for long-term analyses is not straightforward.

This approach might be particularly important when analyzing the past century, during which both the dramatic acceleration of marine ecosystem degradation [6] and the transition from qualitative records to quantitative data occurred [9].

Qualitative records were made of tasks preceding missed HH opportunities (patient contact, computer use, obtaining additional supplies or other).

Extending the models further back in time, we also find correspondence between their predictions and qualitative records of plague epidemics over the past 1500 years.

The Committee has conducted bioethics consultations since its inception in 1999, but prior to 2008, only brief qualitative records (i.e., meeting minutes) were kept.

The qualitative record of the reproductive period in which the trees were found was obtained during the first two visits.

The project officers facilitating the FARGs in each RACF will also maintain a qualitative record of the group's activities or project diary that will provide useful data for determining factors that enabled or prevented the success of the falls interventions.

The conducted qualitative survey records the view of professionals on the development and implementation of quality and safety systems in the Greek ports.

While this allows for a qualitative correct recording of the reflectance curve, it does not allow for a precise quantitative one, rendering the results semi-quantitative.

Moreover, these views were shared by a small number of survey participants in qualitative comments recorded verbatim on their survey forms, for example: "It's not helping them, how will it affect them when they go for a job, blue cards".

Used qualitative interview recording, transcribing, and thematic coding.