For example, very few datafiles state the units of measure of scientific quantities and there are frequent assumptions about the existence of hydrogen atoms.
Scientific quantities are often expressed as logarithms of other quantities, using a logarithmic scale.
That means, there is a statistically significant association between selection decisions and the applicants' scientific achievements, if quantity and impact of research publications are used as a criterion for scientific achievement.
Even though for a part of the applicants, the selection committee did not correctly estimate the applicant's future performance, the results show a statistically significant association between selection decisions and the applicants' scientific achievements, if quantity and impact of research publications are used as a criterion for scientific achievement.
"Not only will the work currently under way need to be redistributed but so will the vast quantity of scientific material and evidence held in its archives, storage facilities and on its databases … It is not clear who will fill the vacuum.
I was able to demonstrate, in the department's annual report, scientific productivity comparable in quantity and quality to the full-time academics in the department.
With regard to the analysis of consumer EVO preferences, both quality and quantity of scientific output allow the main results to be synthesized and systematized.
(Curiously, when I reread The Truant recently, I was struck by the quantity of scientific language Pratt employed. I guess it really wasn't much of departure, after all).
Among the factors involved in our difficulty in implementing EBM are our traditional training as physicians, the sheer quantity of scientific literature published and the type of sources that we are used to consulting when faced with the problems of daily clinical practice.
"A substantial quantity of scientific literature attests to the fact that there are marked or subtle gender differences in the functioning of a number of non-reproductive tissues in animal models and in humans".
