Sentence examples for qualitatively oriented from inspiring English sources
In particular, for the qualitatively oriented research, summarizing only some results has thinned out the desired thickness of particular descriptions and has led to a loss of the complexity in the individual studies [ 16].
Since we initially deliberatively chose a broad and qualitatively oriented approach in order to be able to consider different existing instruments and GPs expectations, a pure statistical procedure to comprise STEP (e.g. by item-to-total correlation and calculating Crombach's α such as done by Overcash et al. [ 69]) was never intended.
On the other hand, poor-quality research occurs when the research objective and the object of research are considered to be subordinate to the research strategy or method, irrespective of whether this cardinal error is made by researchers with qualitatively or quantitatively oriented methodical preferences.
The image recorded on a 2D detector (Fig. 6c, inset) of a dried film (not prepared to be oriented) qualitatively shows that there is some preferential orientation, even if the effects are limited.
We approached this problem both qualitatively by scoring the phenotype (Fig. 2 shows denticles colored according to their orientation with blue and orange representing D/V oriented denticles; Table 2: 1–12 offers a summary of various genotypes scored qualitatively) and quantitatively by counting denticles that are mispolarized (Table 1).
SEM of the surface of bECM, bDBM and collagen type I hydrogels showed qualitatively that both the bDBM and bECM hydrogels possessed a randomly oriented fibrillar structure, similar to collagen type I (Fig. 6).
All original research outputs were qualitatively-oriented.
Moreover, a visualization study of differently oriented test piece at a different heating rate and different phase of boiling has been qualitatively discussed.
The clustering of topically related sites, such as politically oriented sites, and of communities of interest, the emergence of high-visibility sites that the majority of sites link to, and the practices of mutual linking show quantitatively and qualitatively what Internet users likely experience intuitively.
