Sentence examples for soft qualitative from inspiring English sources

Fuzzy logic is also rapidly being assimilated into the sciences and, since it is capable of utilizing both "hard" data and "soft" qualitative statements, fuzzy logic naturally lends itself to applications in the Earth Sciences.

Instead, soft information is qualitative and difficult to obtain because of its confidential nature (Petersen 2004; Liberti 2004).

If managers have the insights to reward individuals purely based on data rather than immeasurable qualitative soft skills or personal style, a product like this could internally redefine an organizations' best practices.

Effective communication of quantitative information (hard information) and qualitative information (soft information) by innovator entrepreneurs in the financial market is particularly important in funding innovative projects.

Results of finite element simulations demonstrate the unique mechanical response of knit soft armor, and show qualitative agreement with ballistic experiments.

In particular, the research aims at highlighting which quantitative information (hard information) and qualitative information (soft information) are deemed relevant by entrepreneurs and external funders to evaluate an innovative project at different stages of development.

The need to report their investments and to ensure a minimum return to savers compels venture capitalists to attach greater importance to quantitative information (hard information) rather than qualitative information (soft information) regarding the innovative project.

Managers of large banks base their analysis of firm creditworthiness on quantitative information (hard information), while they judge qualitative information (soft information) scarcely relevant, regardless of the size of the firms requiring a credit line.

In particular, managers were asked to express an opinion on the relevance of certain categories of quantitative information (hard information) and qualitative information (soft information) in order to assess the creditworthiness of large firms and SMEs.

In the second part of the questionnaire, it asked to express an opinion on the relevance of certain categories of quantitative information (hard information) and qualitative information (soft information) to assess the funding worthiness of the innovative projects (Table 14).

The aim of the survey is to assess whether large credit institutions attach different importance to qualitative information (soft information) and quantitative information (hard information) compared to small banks, when they have to assess the creditworthiness of large companies and SMEs.