Many health studies to date have used qualitative measures of household air pollution exposure, such as fuel or stove type (Table 1, method A); this approach is inexpensive but has several serious limitations primarily relating to exposure misclassification.
Studies using qualitative measures would be affected by differences in density assessment behaviour of radiologists [ 41].
Instead of just "numbers," employ qualitative measures of performance.
Whereas previous research mainly focused on the relation between CSE and ICT integration from a frequency-based point of view, recent research suggests to investigate this relation using more qualitative measures of ICT integration such as the degree to which teachers emphasize developing students' digital information and communication skills (TEDDICS).
Allele frequency estimation success, along with false positive and negative call rates, improved significantly when using a qualitative measure of SNP call quality.
To date, most studies examining the association of breast density with tumor characteristics have used a qualitative measure of density (for example, BI-RADS), lacked information on covariates, and differed in whether and how the cancer was detected (by screening or other means).
Hardiness and Outcome of Self-catheterisation Training (HOST) is designed to assess the effect of an individual's personality on CISC training and the impact of this, if any, on QoL using validated questionnaires and qualitative measures of semistructured interviews to provide a narrative of women's experiences.
The US Department of Transportation John A. Volpe National Transportation Systems Center conducted an independent program evaluation of the pilot, using qualitative and quantitative measures.
The intervention will be evaluated using qualitative and quantitative measures, acquired prior to, during and after the implementation of SDM.
This item was developed using qualitative data collection and existing measures of personal self-efficacy [ 22].
