Sentence examples for quantified studies from inspiring English sources
For many behavioralists, only such quantified studies can be considered political science in the strict sense; they often contrasted their studies with those of the so-called traditionalists, who attempted to explain politics by using unquantified descriptions, anecdotes, historical analogies, ideologies, and philosophy.
The reports about the geographical distribution, reproductive ecology and population dynamics of the golden eagle Aquila chrysaetos were mostly descriptive in China, and lack quantified studies for the nest-site selection of this species.
Almost one-third (29%) of releases did not quantify study results.
A third of releases did not quantify study results, and of those that did, results were presented using a ratio measure - a format known to exaggerate the perceived magnitude of effect [13].
Simple ways of enhancing quality would include referencing original data to confirm press release content, quantifying study results in clinically meaningful ways, and identifying important limitations so that the generalizability of results across different populations and settings can be appreciated.
No attempt was made to quantify study findings, as the number of informants interviewed was small.
We used the multivariate I R statistic developed by Jackson et al. (2012) (as described in Zhou and Dendukuri 2014) to quantify study heterogeneity.
Heterogeneity of the intervention effect was quantified between studies using the I statistic.
Gonadal function is rarely quantified in studies using male animals except with identification of reproductive maturity and orchiectomy.
We measure, study, quantify, analyze every single piece of our business.
This phenomenon is virtually impossible to quantify, but studies by the Tanenbaum Center for Interreligious Understanding, as well as the Harris Poll and the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life, suggest that religion is increasingly important to Americans, both in private life and in public.
