qualitative造句
1. There are qualitative differences in the way children and adults think.
2. There are qualitative differences between the two products.
3. Qualitative analysis shows that water is made up of hydrogen and oxygen.
4. Is there any qualitative difference between these two video recorders?
5. There has been a qualitative change in the relationship between the public and the government.
6. They will combine both qualitative and quantitative measurements.
7. There are, however, qualitative differences.
8. By and large, they are quantitative measures, not qualitative.
9. Important qualitative considerations include: Interest rate differentials.
10. Qualitative measure of satisfaction among affected families.
11. Each step represents a qualitative change in reasoning abilities.
12. The research involves qualitative analysis of students' performance.
13. Indeed, qualitative forecasting is often termed environmental forecasting.
14. The qualitative methods provide them with feminist validity, while the quantitative methods ensure the reliability which psychology values.
15. This is the essence of the problem that qualitative costs pose for struggling organizations: they are both undeniable and unmeasurable.
16. Demanding but worthwhile effort to unify qualitative and quantitative research methods under one logic of inference.
17. Harris said little, if any, qualitative changes in foster care, residential care, and adoption had been made.
18. Qualitative forecasting techniques are used to assist and augment the quantitative forecasting process described in the previous chapter.
19. Studies range from a qualitative type of food habit inquiry to a much more precise quantitative one.
20. There is a strong interest in qualitative research, although a variety of other methodological approaches are utilised.
21. But the fullness of the material makes possible qualitative study with particularly interesting insights into popular opinions and activities.
22. In addition, on the basis of qualitative data, it is hoped to identify different types of support networks.
23. In spite of the breadth of the sample, in-depth qualitative analysis of user activity was limited.
24. Of course, what is not revealed by these bald figures is anything qualitative about the claims.
25. The difficulties are not simply concerned with the quantity of data, but with qualitative differences as well.
26. The nature of pollution control work demands instead essentially qualitative judgements of field officers' abilities.
27. It could become so enamored with quantity-gaining more and more members-that it loses any capacity to make qualitative judgments.
28. In addition each shows a different preference for quantitative forecasts, compared with more qualitative outlooks.
29. Consequently, more recent approaches have placed greater emphasis on the qualitative study of individual experiences and needs.
30. Carrow also suggests that, for children scoring below their chronological age equivalent, the separate subtests can provide useful qualitative information.
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