Sentence examples for qualitative valuation from inspiring English sources

Inverted Integrated Design IIDD) process is modelized from a constraint based representation and a qualitative valuation.

The paper deals with the qualitative valuation of services provided by fruit tree ecosystems in an ecological engineering context.

Traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) is commonly not included in analyses of traditionally-designed ecosystems, or past evaluation has tended toward a qualitative valuation of TEK.

"Small charities should ask questions to make sure that a valuation includes qualitative and quantitative data.

However, qualitative approaches and socio-cultural valuations of ES are still limited.

Most preference elicitation studies only focus on eliciting numerical valuations but allowing for qualitative data can augment understanding of preferences as well as verifying results.

The assessments can be done using qualitative, quantitative, or semiquantitative ratings, and the valuation can be done in different ways.

Further valuation research, for example employing qualitative methods [ 35], should focus on explaining individual response patterns as a possible key to understanding the determinants of TTO scores.

One interpretation is that valuation of some strategies in the qualitative analysis may be as a result of framing effects in the presentation of the choice tasks.

Inflated valuations rippled down to the seed stage, influencing early-stage VCs to fund companies based on qualitative metrics like number of users, and also assume that valuation based upon wild growth rates would continue forever.

The Canada-based company, which was recently backed by China's Tencent at a valuation of over $1 billion, has adopted a more qualitative approach to measuring engagement.