Sentence examples for results of a quantitative from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this article was to describe results of a quantitative survey designed to measure surgical care structures and processes within NSQIP sites.

This paper presents the results of a quantitative study by using survey data collected from 375 business units of Japanese manufacturing firms.

The article also presents the results of a quantitative assessment of the platform capabilities and performances, relying on a database of 90 real architectural floor plans.

Results of a quantitative comparison between experimental and theoretical results, notably for Mn-based III V and II VI thin films and heterostructures, are presented.

As we do not report the results of a quantitative study, we do not further specify the number of respondents who put forward each and every idea we present in this section.

This paper presents results of a quantitative investigation of mineral chemistry in the Reykjanes geothermal system, Iceland, designed to assess the relative influence of various hydrothermal minerals on the observed bulk-rock mass changes of elements.

The applicability of these results for a quantitative description of the phenomenon fatigue thresholds will also be briefly considered.

In either case, the result of a quantitative test can be described as continuous as it can be any number (between two limits), including decimal numbers.

Because we do see a milder root architecture and lateral root growth phenotype in our intermediately silenced PRF1 PRF2 PRF3-RNAi line (Additional file 4: Figure S3); we believe that this is a result of a quantitative genetic effect.

Concurrently, results of a comprehensive quantitative PCR (qPCR) experiment on the extracts were used to investigate a link between DNA preservation and dropout and also between DNA preservation and individual observed homozygosity.

Conversely, the interpretation of a qualitative study may be aided by the results of a following quantitative study, as it provides a way of weighting the proposed hypotheses.