Sentence examples for with qualitative terms from inspiring English sources

The following table provides but one perspective on linking quantitative probability statements with qualitative terms.

The assessment of resolution of AFM topographs is a more complex problem than one could initially anticipate, and often AFM users describe their molecular imaging assessment with qualitative terms such as "high-resolution" or "submolecular resolution", although sometimes the same qualitative terms have been used for completely different structural details analyzed by other techniques.

The predicted results for the surcharge load well in excess of the test load indicated that the surcharge load-induced reinforcement strains exponentially decrease with depth, showing a good agreement in qualitative terms with that assumed in the FHWA design guideline.

When a museum owns several works by a single artist or a related group, a hierarchy may be evident, but how does an American painting compare, in qualitative terms, with an African mask or a European woodcut?

All model elements have to be comprehensible and interpretable in qualitative terms, with the relevant economic theory as the guiding principle.

What seem to be fairly close to final results are now emerging for the first two scenarios, and the three models seem to agree in qualitative terms with respect to intervention strategies: essentially, a prompt, thorough surveillance and containment response should be effective.

Quine is alluding to Rudolf Carnap's (1950) generalization that scientists replace qualitative terms (tall) with comparatives (taller than) and then replace the comparatives with quantitative terms (being n millimeters in height).

Assuming mass action kinetics for all the interactions this model structure is, in qualitative terms, compatible with the experimental behavior observed.

Of the decade, the importance of rigorous quantitative neuroanatomy is gradually realized, but earlier anatomical reports are usually presented in qualitative terms or quantified with biased methods.

"It's not the biggest ETA colony, but it is the most important one in qualitative terms," said ?car El? an ETA expert with the Madrid-based Strategic Studies Group.

In qualitative terms, the pressure drop evolution predictions were in good agreement with the experimental data.