Sentence examples for quantitative questions from inspiring English sources

But increasingly the Fed's investigators seem to be evaluating the banks' own risk management capabilities along with the purely quantitative questions of "if x falls by y%, how much capital will be left on the books?" That means that the stress tests are becoming a lot more stressful for their subjects.

Data was obtained using a survey tool that contained both qualitative and quantitative questions.

The Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI) evaluates sleep quality over the last month, including qualitative and quantitative questions.

Except for quantitative questions, responses were obtained either using a bimodal answer ("yes/no") or a 4-point Likert scale (structured as "always/frequently/sometimes/never").

The analysis of the quantitative data involved calculating mean averages, medians and standard deviations of all quantitative questions (questions 2 to 16).

It helps to provide an in-depth investigation of the real impacts of sustainable certification practice on their business, which quantitative questions cannot access and evaluate precisely.

That's partly a quantitative question, and partly a philosophical one.

Table 3 R-MAP usability measures quantitative Question category Question Memorability How difficult was the experiment instruction content for you?

He does not have before his mind a quantitative question; he is trying to decide whether the accused committed the crime, and is not looking for some quantity of action intermediate between extremes.

Similarly, in facing situations that arouse anger, a virtuous agent must determine what action (if any) to take in response to an insult, and although this is not itself a quantitative question, his attempt to answer it properly requires him to have the right degree of concern for his standing as a member of the community.

This is a quantitative question, as it was pointed out earlier.