Then, they followed with more specific, quantifiable questions about phenomena such as drought frequency and average temperature.
A total of 227 valid individual responses were received, which constituted a significant repository of data: there were, in total, 2494 responses to the 14 questions (inclusive of 11 LS questions and 3 open-ended questions) and 2721 quantifiable responses to the 11 LS questions alone.
The completed instruments were analyzed to provide quantifiable answers to the question: Can participants reliably use the instrument to capture the "essential facts" of the instrument (those events that reveal a complete account of the incident including who was involved, when and where it occurred and what happened, including impact).
In order to gather this information in a quantifiable way, we created a question with several different descriptions of the age of the earth and explanations for the diversity of life from which respondents were asked to select the option that most fit their own beliefs.
In my exhausted stupor, I asked myself, "Is parenthood worth it?" This question demanded an objective, quantifiable answer.
But the quantifiable health benefits are much more in question than they used to be, and the risks are better defined".
Qualitative research can address meaning-centred questions that are not easily quantifiable, especially relevant in a complex area.
Comparing scoring systems is a mathematical question for which there is a quantifiable answer.
Whenever a question is not experimentally tractable, not quantifiable, then it's squarely in the domain of philosophy.
A bipartisan group of senators has agreed in principle to lay out a path to American citizenship for an estimated 11 million immigrants in the United States illegally, but only after quantifiable progress is made on border security, raising thorny questions: What does a secure border mean exactly?
