Sentence examples for quantitative judgements from inspiring English sources

Quantitative judgements don't apply.

However, the authors recommend improving the study's methodology by using not only quantitative judgements and statistical analyses of the results, but also "qualitative follow-up interviews, to investigate in greater depth participants' perceptions in relation to their judgment making".

It is claimed that from the shade in the ink patterns, a semi-quantitative judgement about plantar pressures can be made[ 8, 42].

To meet these premeditated qualifications we designed a simple semi-quantitative judgement of microvascular flow, which distinguishes no flow (0), intermittent flow (1), sluggish flow (2) and continuous flow (3).

This required a combination of a qualitative judgement in distinguishing the components and a quantitative assessment of their extent.

We have demonstrated an approach to quantitative assessment of these processes as outcome measures and as structured professional judgement tools when making decisions about moves to less secure places and discharge.

The purpose was to assist our panellists and especially the chairs in producing a final list of journals, taking all qualitative judgements and quantitative inputs into account.

The model accurately captures the quantitative mental-state judgements of human participants in two experiments, each varying multiple stimulus dimensions across a large number of stimuli.

Because quantitative analysis aggregates participants' judgements, outlying individual judgements are not represented.

However, the checklist was not designed to provide precise, quantitative assessments, such that judgements could be made about the quality of DSTs, either at item, dimension or global levels.

However, there are few quantitative data for basing judgements about the adequacy of calcium intake where stunting is common, and no published studies of calcium intake from breast milk and foods in the same individual.