Sentence examples for quantitative effort from inspiring English sources

However, these technologies have not been fully integrated into a decision-making system that can reflect a quantitative effort toward this goal.

Looking at this future from my perspective as a VC and former sales leader, I believe that a comprehensive system using the right set of tools to make sales a much more productive, quantitative effort is in order.

I'm talking about inbound marketing and demand generation, the process by which marketing as a function becomes a quantitative effort to buy units of value (leads) at a predictable price and hand those off to a sales team that can convert them at a predictable rate.

Additional analyses that the authors might wish to carry out (but not required for review) include use of several smaller and thinner crystals for data collection and a quantitative effort to get a lower R-factor by an explicit attempt to model the dynamical scattering quantitatively.

Abiotic comparison of the two techniques demonstrated SPME fiber bias toward higher molecular weight compounds, making quantitative efforts with SPME impractical.

Quantitative efforts to interpret crater densities for Titan as surface age have been confounded by widely divergent crater production rates proposed in the literature.

Despite this growing interest and an explosion of quantitative efforts (i.e. citation indices and analyses) aimed at evaluating research performance [1], [2], few studies have examined from the researchers perspective how impact is achieved.

Several researchers have suggested that quantitative efforts in the study of self-efficacy should be complemented by qualitative studies aimed at gaining a deeper understanding of attitudes and emotions [ 22- 24].

By means of a quantitative research effort, a study was designed to investigate the relationships among these constructs.

But, with interest rates already at zero and the Bank of Japan having already engaged in the biggest quantitative easing effort on the planet, it could be that even with all the will in the world, the task may simply prove impossible.

However, the higher quantitative demands, effort and overcommitment as reported by men than women, are not consistent with reference population.