Sentence examples for without qualitative from inspiring English sources

Shuttle program safety personnel failed to adequately assess anomalies and frequently accepted critical risks without qualitative or quantitative support, even when the tools to provide more comprehensive assessments were available.

If so, there may be quite other means of achieving a comparable result without qualitative or phenomenal consciousness.

Also, we have experimented with values of τ ranging from 0.3 to 0.8, again without qualitative difference in our results.

It can be used to compare different instructional approaches, guaranteeing a fair measurement without qualitative differences in item processing and conceivability.

While the universal service literature is rich in econometric studies that indicate the drivers of household telephone penetration, without qualitative data directly from those households that experience phonelessness, we cannot understand the causes well enough to design effective policy.

Since starved larvae reached the 8-arm pluteus stage without qualitative morphological differences, the exhaustion of maternal resources in C. subdepressus apparently does not occur as early as suggested; even though the absence of food immediately after the pre-feeding stage could directly affect early growth rates.

The -ative ending often shows up even when there isn't a corresponding noun ending in -ation: we have authoritative without authoritation, qualitative without qualitation and talkative without talkation.

The reliance on survey data without additional qualitative data limits the depth of information available about how specialists experience their work with providers.

The specific division in groups is only used as an example; any division which takes into account the trace statistics can be used without any qualitative change in our results, as it was shown from our simulations.

The prediction model of CMC with and without considering qualitative indexes were established on the foundation of quantification theory, and the results of quantification prediction model considering both quantitative and qualitative factors of CMC are in good agreement with the initial records of CMC.

(Armstrong (1989: 59) seems to coin the term 'quidditism.') But, while distinctively haecceitistic possibilities involve individuals being "swapped" or "replaced" without any qualitative difference, distinctively quidditistic possibilities involve properties swapping or replacing one another in the world's causal-nomic structure.