Sentence examples for quantitatively surveys from inspiring English sources

This allows the measurement of transcriptome composition and quantitatively surveys RNA expression patterns (Wilhelm and Landry 2009).

This paper reports the application of a special acoustic sensor device to quantitatively survey sand water flows in a pipeline.

We first quantitatively survey the temporal, conceptual, and geographic diversity of all existing published applications within medical 3D printing literature and establish the existence of self-isolating research clusters.

Given that responses to this qualitative survey can be reliably and relatively quickly coded and then analyzed quantitatively, this survey might be useful in a variety of contexts.

Quantitatively, two survey questionnaires and students' writing scores were used to investigate the anxiety levels, effects and sources.

The author adopts the triangulation approach to qualitatively analyze the interview results together with quantitatively the survey results, as well as with the theoretical findings (http://www.pcbs.gov.ps/site/512/default.aspx?tabID=512&lang=en&ItemID=1397&mid=3172&wversion=Staging).

However, one of the reasons for employing Rasch analysis was to minimize the negative effects of quantitatively analyzing ordinal surveys.

There is an ongoing debate on the validity of quantitatively measuring culture; surveys may only assess 'climate' which refers to individual opinions and attitudes, rather than 'culture' which concerns underlying shared values and assumptions [ 17, 18].

One hundred commercial fishers in five coastal communities were quantitatively and qualitatively surveyed.

It was decided that parents, children and teachers be randomly selected and surveyed quantitatively.

The survey quantitatively assessed the presence and content of guidelines related to pre-pregnancy weight, routine weighing during pregnancy, gestational weight gain guidelines and postpartum weight.