We conducted two surveys, a quantitative door-to-door survey and qualitative dust interview, designed to complement each other and bring together the observations and experiences in the different communities to develop the local knowledge.
Quota sampling in Birmingham ensured a good representation of both men and women in both qualitative and quantitative evaluations, whereas the door to door approach in Coventry resulted in a higher proportion of responses from men than women.
They opened the door on quantitative easing, and they're keeping it open until they're sure they need to close it".
"After many years of observing media colleagues at work," he wrote in 2002, "I would say most of them were standing behind the door when quantitative skills were handed out.
Lavoisier opened the door to quantitative chemistry by establishing that the transformations of matter, which until his day had been described largely by a miasma of uncoordinated reports, could be investigated quantitatively by measuring the masses of substances consumed and produced in reactions.
After many years of observing media colleagues at work, I would say most of them were standing behind the door when quantitative skills were handed out.
Functional neuroimaging has opened the door to quantitative yet non invasive experiments on brain function.
Dramatically improving the sleep staging process in both quality and throughput FASTER will open the door to quantitative and comprehensive animal sleep research.
Through a door-to-door household survey, quantitative data were collected from 463 women with a home birth and/or trial of labor at home.
Jim Reid, a strategist at Deutsche Bank in London, said in a research note: "The door for further quantitative easing is clearly not shut and is very much dependent on what the near-term data tells us about the labor market trend".
We believe that our discovery of effective mobility borders in the US is a first step and that these techniques will open the door to promising, quantitative, comparative investigations of many spatially distributed behavioral patterns.
