Sentence examples for quantitative code from inspiring English sources

The paper also discusses the urgent need for a quantitative code for the design and use of bungee jumping equipment, based on rigorous materials engineering analysis.

Spatial measures, such as average distance between cells or local density of cells, are generally overlooked in research or clinical studies, largely due to the laborious nature of manually scoring histological data, generating a quantitative code which captures the histological characteristics, and performing statistical analysis of this data.

Where appropriate, quantitative codes were applied and descriptive statistics are reported alongside qualitative findings.

HLH and KLC performed the quantitative coding of the transcript data and edited the final manuscript critically.

Although it enables the researcher to relate narratives to quantitative codes for specific respondents, the instrument is more limited for in-depth discussions of an emerging theme that would allow an inductive approach.

Examples of questionnaire webpages are shown in Figures 1 and 2. The questionnaire functionality was also extended in an imaging module to allow the quantitative coding of MRI findings, including allowing for multiple simultaneous research projects (approximately 2,230 MRI variables collectively across all coding models).

This general idea of class-specific, degenerate recognition codes was further developed into a quantitative probabilistic code for zinc finger proteins that was more predictive than previous models but sill less accurate than desired (Benos et al., 2002b; Kaplan et al., 2005; Liu and Stormo, 2008; Persikov and Singh, 2011; Persikov et al., 2009).

As a qualitative researcher by training and experience, I discuss the importance of rigorous qualitative research and some ways in which quantitative classroom coded data can be scrutinised and enriched by qualitative approaches.

The quantitative error coding is evident for activations reflecting positive prediction errors.

GWAS were performed using a quantitative association coding the three ear type classifications as prick = 1, intermediate = 2 and drop = 3.

Slides were coded before quantitative analysis, and the code was broken only after the analysis was completed.