Sentence examples for without quantitative analysis from inspiring English sources

Back then, quants were a novelty; today, an investment bank isn't in business without quantitative analysis to support any investment or trading decision.

Fourth, in our study, we evaluated only subjective image quality, without quantitative analysis of the signal-to-noise (SNR) or contrast-to-noise (CNR) ratio.

This paper is worth publishing even if a proper analysis fails to find that drift drives incidence, because currently the relationship is widely assumed without quantitative analysis.

Ni2+ was suggested, although without quantitative analysis, to inhibit binding of [H]ryanodine to osteoblasts (173), but these binding assays do not distinguish intracellular RyR from those in the PM.

While MRI provides the highest specificity in the assessment of morphological changes and the intramedullary state of the spinal cord, it is almost impossible to estimate the potential recovery of the spinal cord on preoperative MRI without quantitative analysis.

The only analysis of these indexes linking citizenship and a variety of integration policies (Huddleston 2009) creates basic indicative country clusters without any quantitative analysis.

Corporate strategy cannot be done without strong quantitative analysis, said Porter, adding that each year students take his strategy course thinking they will have at least one class in which they don't have to worry about numbers.

Franciscolo [32] also concluded, without any quantitative analysis, that the variation in secondary reticulation in kiesenwetterii and dolomitanus is so similar that they have to be conspecific.

Most of the published works regarding the antibacterial activity of gallic and caffeic acids use the disk diffusion assay method without any quantitative analysis for complementary analysis [ 32, 35– 35].

They have also compared the 8 and 14 bit-depth images by using a second 14-bit digitizer (200MS/s, Gage Applied Technologies, US) and showed that the 8-bit image was comparable with the 14-bit image, however the comparison was made without a quantitative analysis.

The specificity of this marker for the detection of breast cancer cells in haematopoietic products has been evaluated in several studies, but, with the exception of one study (Suchy et al), without additional quantitative analysis (Leygue et al, 1999; Zach et al, 1999; Suchy et al, 2000; Corradini et al, 2001; Silva et al, 2002; Lin et al, 2003).