Sentence examples for qualitative typical from inspiring English sources

Extracellular metabolite concentrations (see Figure 2 for RKI virus and Figure 8 for NIBSC virus) of infected cells revealed qualitative typical patterns for the influenza virus production process, independent from cultivation system for both virus variants [ 36- 38].

These methods have reduced data collection requirements compared to typical qualitative imaging techniques.

Quantitative testing methods on residual analysis were used in place of the typical qualitative testing techniques.

This model successfully captured the qualitative behavior of typical stories on Digg and how that behavior depended on the number of fans of the story's submitter [2, 9].

Building on this research, the present study examines whether it is possible to identify specific phonological subfunctions as causal factors in these qualitative deviations from typical development found in children with intellectual disabilities.

The goals of the study were (i) to investigate whether object clitics could serve as a clinical marker for Cypriot Greek-speaking children with SLI, (ii) to explore whether there are any quantitative and/or qualitative differences between typical language development and SLI, and (iii) to determine possible differences between the age groups.

In a qualitative trait, the typical result of epistasis is the masking of one allele's effect by another allele.

The exploratory interviews conducted did not follow the typical qualitative interview approach.

However, younger typically developing children showed a closely similar pattern on this task, confirming that the pattern of performance in SLI is not a qualitative deviation from typical development but an immaturity, though selectively affecting a specific type of learning.

The analysis will follow typical qualitative techniques including iterative analysis 40 and immersion/crystallisation. 41 Data will be prepared for analysis by entering transcripts, field notes and recordings in the NVivo software programme.

First, community contexts are often described with rich narratives obtained from typical qualitative methods, while the quantitative methods commonly employed in the community-related research are unable to capture community contextual effects on human behavior (Luke 2005).