Sentence examples for qualitative standpoint from inspiring English sources

"But from a qualitative standpoint I do think it has an impact, and that impact is absolutely positive.

He wrote that "it was possible as early as 1997 to determine that, from a qualitative standpoint, Iraq had been disarmed".

Such data would usefully contribute to our knowledge of freight transport, both from a qualitative standpoint and from the perspectives of modelling and public policy decision support.

From a qualitative standpoint, BFM samples did not show any new signal directly related to the specific diet or at least at a concentration compatible with the instrumental detection limit.

The reality is, when you look from a qualitative standpoint they have no weapons of mass destruction.

With the AQLV model (not shown) the differences are quantitatively even more dramatic, but from a qualitative standpoint the AQLV behaves just like the QLV model.

During its history, the Romanian higher education system has also benefitted from an ascending evolution, from both quantitative and qualitative standpoints.

The greatest challenge facing healthcare systems in sub-Saharan Africa is the insufficiency of human resources, from both the quantitative and the qualitative standpoints.

From a quantitative standpoint the show was scored a success, but from a qualitative view it was, in the grand Parisian tradition, something of a masquerade ball.

bTriangulation was used in this study to obtain information on HIV/AIDS disease, attitude to people living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA) and attitude towards VCT utilization from different standpoints, using qualitative and quantitative approaches.

Qualitative techniques for exploring outcomes from the standpoint of participants can usefully supplement quantitative impact measurement.