Sentence examples for questions to quantify from inspiring English sources

The first round dealt with qualitative data collection and analysis and informed the second round in terms of refining questions to quantify variables.

OHS was introduced in 1996 and uses 12 multiple choice questions to quantify disability secondary to hip osteoarthrosis.

The questionnaire utilized weighed questions to quantify acceptance (maximum score = 14 points) and knowledge (maximum score = 52 points).

In Clinical Interview B, the researcher asks informants semistructured questions to quantify information obtained qualitatively in Clinical Interview A. Some questions from Online Survey B are repeated for quality control.

It was a weird question: to quantify a billion dollars' worth of work seems as quixotic as counting how much wood a woodchuck could chuck.

To answer these questions and to quantify the collective nature of the motion in these NPs we look for stringlike collective motion, a characteristic mode of molecular displacement in strongly interacting disordered materials.

The first section had questions designed to assess illness, which were taken from the National Health Interview Survey, and additional questions designed to quantify care and resource use during the 8-week postoperative period, including home visits, phone calls to practitioners, missed days from work, and family members' missed days from work (15 ).

It is not clear, either, that the city government's redevelopment plans were seriously affected by the forums; despite considerable publicity, an average of only 11 people attended each one.Meanwhile, the Kettering scholars seem taken aback by questions designed to quantify their impact.

Given the time evolving coauthorship network, as well as the observed success (or lack thereof) of a publication, we investigate two research questions, aiming to quantify the aspect of social influence on citation success.

On the contrary, the QLQ-BR23 is a more detailed questionnaire, containing 23 questions designed to quantify the QoL of patients with breast cancer.

K6 scale is a 6-question scale to quantify the non-specific psychological distress and now is used in clinical populations to identify those people who have a serious mental illness.