In addition, the gross errors affecting quantitative rain gauge measurements during rainy periods, such as blocking at a constant value, random noise and systematic bias, can be detected.
In addition, more research (possibly quantitative to gauge perspectives across several regions) into PE's delivery, its influence on children's PA and a wider scope of regions in England would also be worthwhile and is a recommended area of future research.
Finally, it may be key for instructors to be quantitative in gauging the extent of student resistance and to be systematic in hearing from all students.
The point of this trial is to establish quantitative measurements that gauge the progress of Late Onset Tay Sachs.
These requirements necessitate robust and accessible monitoring systems that provide quantitative metrics to gauge progress.
This study used qualitative and quantitative methods to gauge the feasibility and acceptability of the Casa Materna program in San Andrés Larráinzar according to the major stakeholders in the program.
During the natural course of human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV-1) infection, viremia and time from infection to development of severe immunodeficiency or AIDS are often used as quantitative traits to gauge HIV-1 pathogenesis and/or rates of disease progression.
Because the pharynx is required for ingestion of food, we developed an assay that measures the recovery of feeding behavior after selective pharynx removal as a rapid and quantitative method to gauge the extent of pharyngeal regeneration (Ito et al., 2001).
It adopts a quantitative method by gauging students' feedback through administering questionnaire.
Two unique SP from different domains of the mAb were chosen to serve as a gauge for quantitative reliability.
