Multivariate models are of great importance in applied, evolutionary, and theoretical quantitative genetics.
There appeared to be quantitative differences in the slope of the temperature dependence of the activity.
Like all geographic field methods, it attempts an accurate quantitative portrayal of the occupance pattern.
Classical quantitative genetics has applied linear modeling to the problem of mapping genotypic to phenotypic variation.
One of these also included room for participants to comment, relying on a mix of quantitative and qualitative methods.
In the Appendix, we use small v approximations to derive simple analytic approximations for the quantitative results from the models.
A quantitative description of the substitution chemistry of minerals and salts, requires a more precise definition of the term solubility.
It has been shown that optical techniques can provide a quantitative measure of the fusibility of individual macerals.
Mantel's test did not reveal any correlation between armature, genetic distance and the overall quantitative morphological similarity.
When we deal with a quantitative thing like rotations in pirouettes, that's fairly simple.
In quantitative research, unless the research is longitudinal in character, the person will be interviewed on one occasion only.
The cumulative distribution function is the relevant quantitative measure for such unusualness.
These parameters could be considered as quantitative traits and characterize a genotype.
Repeatability of evolution of quantitative traits is influenced by the genetic substrate for selection and genetic correlations among traits.
We are studying properties of spontaneous mutation affecting quantitative traits of the annual crucifer, Arabidopsis thaliana.
This book will be of interest to urban historians and quantitative historians as well as students and scholars of criminology and policy studies.
Certainly incarnation must be conceived of by a Bergsonian as qualitative and not quantitative.
For quantitative analysis, both the autoradiographic standards and the autoradiographs were initially scanned.
Forecasting is not accurate enough to support laws that set quantitative targets for budget totals.
The SAP physicians were far more rigorously quantitative in their craniometry.
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But in any century, syllabic romance metrics engage the ear while Latin quantitative metrics engage the mind.
The instant possesses an immemorial elasticity that defies quantitative diagnosis.
The toughest part of their work is the futility of using quantitative measurements to gauge performance.
The thoroughness of the authors ' quantitative research is apparent throughout the book.
We also examine genetic variation in teosinte for several quantitative traits that differentiate maize and teosinte.
Serial quantitative microbiologic studies of lower respiratory tract secretions can also define resolution end points.
The survey was set up to record masses of quantitative data, as well as qualitative data in the form of written comments.
Unfortunately, there are few quantitative data on the relative sizes of major brain divisions in most craniates.
The modern and quantitative study of craniology derives essentially from the nineteenth century.
Thus statistical correlations derived from quantitative research can be further explained using qualitative techniques.
Behaviouralists sought to make political science a true science, often through the use of statistics and quantitative analysis.
He backs a further round of quantitative easing, saying it would be sensible given the flatness of growth.
With that in mind, it's always interesting to see intuitions confirmed by quantitative or experimental analysis.
A quantitative comparison of the flickers observed in the two consecutive image sequences was performed.
Due to the soft nature of these samples quantitative measurements of small instabilities were rather difficult.
In his hands highly analytical quantitative biology was streamlined to its essential elegance.
He effectively and concisely conveys his quantitative and structural analysis through the example of this fascinating and emblematic figure.
Scotus then asks us to shift from thinking about an actual quantitative infinity to thinking about an actual qualitative infinity.
The presence of both an element of deductivism and inductivism is indicative of the positivist foundations of quantitative research.
A quantitative model with additive effects was used to link genotypes to phenotypes.
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The observed data are the genotypes and the quantitative phenotypes of the subjects.
Such quantitative measurements permit inferences about the topology and internal organization of this organelle.
But the judgment whether exceptional circumstances exist is not quantitative only, but may be qualitative also.
An objective test of the Hubble classification can be performed using the quantitative parameters described above.
He gave us the first quantitative theories of sexual selection, mimicry, polymorphism, evolution of recombination rates, and supergenes.
We used quantitative methods, as previously described, to study postmortem lung histopathology.
If possible, quantitative recommendations on dosages and dosing intervals should be made.
In quantitative terms using heat, the temperature at which the animals experienced discomfort was approximately halved.
Such case-study research uses a variety of quantitative and qualitative methodologies.
Such a sense is qualitative rather than quantitative, specific rather than general.
By simply taking a superficial look at the quantitative statistics we may not be able to see the whole truth.
The difference between God and man must be qualitative, not merely quantitative.
Yet this is in many ways a quantitative rather than a qualitative distinction.
Thus, a single-pass DNA sequence derived from RNA is a reliable source for quantitative and qualitative analysis.
Moreover, even though quantitative analysis is less subjective than qualitative analysis, interpretation and bias are by no means eliminated.
The majority of the remaining papers either use or modify existent quantitative methods to characterize plant community data.
That may be appropriate, but using these qualitative data for quantitative statistics is fraught with difficulty.
A water medium can be used for all types of algae for qualitative and quantitative studies.
In other words, happiness cannot be measured on a quantitative scale in the same way voltage can be.
We were unable to find evidence of any benefit or detriment for the burden of carers as assessed by two quantitative measures.
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Familiarity is a quantitative measure of the number of buyers familiar with the company.
Human diseases can be studied through the genetic dissection of quantitative traits in experimental models such as mouse and rat.
The results are then added to each player's file and used as a quantitative measure of his current physical condition.
While there is merit to his remarks, Legros bases them on quantitative estimates that are open to dispute.
One of the few ways we have of doing so is through quantitative and qualitative research, and we have required that that be done.
This triangulation of qualitative and quantitative data is one of the strengths of the book.
Only a few exceptional quantitative measures such as aspect ratio, petal area and perimeter are presently available.
Furthermore, polyclonal antibodies were used to assess quantitative and qualitative changes of the enzyme.
However, to formalize this we require quantitative measures of the similarity of trees.
Evaluation may involve subjective and objective measures and qualitative and quantitative approaches.
This assay is a highly quantitative and direct measure of antibody response to a specific antigen.
This is particularly important, as the mapping is only as good as the quality of the quantitative phenotypic data.
The transformation of score values assigned to single cells resulted in a quantitative outcome measure for each proband.
Oxygen is able to embrittle beryllium, but there is no quantitative measure of the effect.
To analyze the data we employed a combination of qualitative and simple quantitative techniques.
Also, the emphasis was much more on elucidating the experience of something like vegetarianism than is often the case with quantitative research.
The rhythms of both Greek and Latin poetry are based on the quantitative length of syllables, not on stress accent as are English rhythms.
Some smaller-scale studies attempted to measure group dynamics in quantitative terms or evaluate leadership performance with surveying tools.
Leaf electroscopes are very sensitive instruments useful in qualitative and quantitative investigations of static electrification.
The company's research efforts are focused on IT services offering indigenous quantitative analysis about leading organizations.
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This software has been licensed to banks and hedge funds for quantitative analysis and research.
We often hear about the importance of picking a company by means of quantitative analysis, which evaluates balance sheets and numbers.
There are some tables showing trends in bankruptcy over time, but there is not extensive quantitative analysis.
One of these techniques is quantitative electroencephalography imaging, a measure associated with blood flow in the brain.
Molecular weight measurements are now routinely utilized in the qualitative and quantitative analysis of macromolecules.
The quantitative analysis, however, reveals differences in the photocycle kinetics compared to the protein in solution.
The key to quantitative analysis of the composition of salt solutions is the solubility product of the salt, K sp.
While it will not result in a quantitative amount of efflorescence present, it will indicate if the brick effloresces or not.
We therefore developed a method to extend the dynamic range of the BAM grayscale in a quantitative manner.
Variation in individual samples is high, and quantitative analysis of amino acids from fossils of this age has no value for taxonomy.
The two fundamental variables for any quantitative analysis of morphogenesis are the surface curvature and the surface strain rates.
The correction for dead-time effects is necessary for an exact and quantitative analysis of titration and dilution experiments.
Effective risk management, however, also uses tools, such as Stress Testing, that incorporate qualitative as well as quantitative analysis.
The two chief classes of quantitative analysis, gravimetric and volumetric, were developed in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
All four requirements can be tested by simple gravimetric measurement or by inspection, and all four include quantitative limits.
This summary reveals that the highest concentration of women's research interests is in econometrics and quantitative Economics.
In a past job, I was a quantitative analyst for an asset manager that had a life insurance company as a client.
Your role as a quantitative analyst will involve developing and managing the firm's complex high frequency trading system.
He began his career in the '80s as a trader and a quantitative analyst for firms like UBS and Credit Suisse.
The quantitative correlation of special-purpose details in alert crews also changed.
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Although this is not a particularly quantitative test, it does show that complete pseudomorphism had not occurred for these two specimens.
The proportionalities can be defined as functions to obtain quantitative measurement systems.
The other big fear among investors is that the deficits could be made worse by the policy of quantitative easing.
Talk to any thoughtful economist and they will tell you that they have no idea how to assess the likely impact of quantitative easing.
All four of those countries, unlike other major economies are expected to avoid debasing their currencies by moving towards quantitative easing.
The Fed is also planning quantitative easing, basically increasing the money supply.
This information was compiled with the quantitative data into profiles or briefing papers and used to convene cluster forums.
A few quartz specimens have included yellow to dull orange acicular crystals, identified by quantitative analysis as aegirine.
The quantitative rating of a craniocerebral trauma allows the expert to concretize its circumstances.
Businesses rarely rely exclusively on quantitative research to make weighty marketing decisions.
Plasma folate levels were measured by radioimmunoassay for the quantitative determination of vitamin B 12 and folate in serum.
Other differences emerged in two groups as they aged and were assessed with quantitative chest radiology.
Highly purified lauric acid was used to standardize the temperature and quantitative heat determinations.
An infant born to a seroreactive mother should be evaluated with a quantitative non-treponemal serologic test.
The two loci marked with a number sign indicate those analyzed by quantitative PCR in the previous study.
Light beer buffs have no business near the red winos, for example, who could never appreciate the quantitative method to our madness.
For this purpose, the quantitative data must be recoded into binary characters.
The argument behind x is not quantitative, and we do not have an expression for its expected value under a null isolation model.
Experimentally, we compared the quantitative distribution of each pigment based on our proposed method with one measured using a spectrometer.
It would only disguise qualitative assessment behind the veil of a quantitative expression.
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He had the theoretical tools to perform quantitative calculations based largely on data from nuclear-physics laboratories.
Infants underwent a quantitative neurodevelopmental assessment using the revised Bayley scales of infant development.
The vocabulary of generating and creating jobs out of unthrifty behavior sounds to noneconomists tough and prudential and quantitative.
In oat, BEER et al. found associations between markers and 13 quantitative traits in a set of 64 landraces and cultivars.
Such alterations are inherently unsusceptible to quantitative measurement or prediction.
Erkut mentions that the paper produces a quantitative snapshot of management research.
In more recent years, there has been a softening of the attitudes of feminists towards quantitative research.
Wild populations provide novel opportunities for the understanding of the genetics of quantitative traits.
Thus, it is perplexing that this type of work has been ignored in quantitative genetics.
The gene content of chromosomal segments conditioning quantitative resistance to multiple pathogens was inspected.
As such, schools don't need to resort to mass quantitative testing, she said.
In this study we show how to determine with fluorescence anisotropy a quantitative value of the intrinsic resilience of the protein matrix.
Recent genome sequence analyses have shown the quantitative importance of retroelements.
The elementary method described in the present article can be refined to yield a quantitative upper bound.
A molecular explanation for turgor-dependent changes in wall rheology is proposed in the quantitative molecular model of Passioura and Fry.
The genetic analysis of quantitative traits using DNA markers is a landmark feature in the field of plant genetics.
Scientists are gathering quantitative information about human intelligence.
The commoner forms of these devices in Europe and North America include heel and forearm dual energy x ray absorptiometry and quantitative ultrasound at the heel.
Mangione is a quant, which means that his stock picks are based more on quantitative measures of company and stock performance than on the underlying businesses.
Measuring devices and a quantitative conceptual apparatus go together.
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This is not only a quantitative observation but a qualitative one too.
Later European languages, in admiration of Greek and Roman poetry with their quantitative meters, have often tried to replicate the musical character of ancient verse.
This role requires hands-on programming and troubleshooting skills, experience with financial data management, coupled with an enthusiasm for learning quantitative analysis.
As an economist, he often applies quantitative analysis to public policy dilemmas, which yields data models and quantitative measures of complex issues.
Economists will be disappointed by the absence of quantitative analysis.
Our study is the country's first quantitative analysis of soil diversity.
Most chemists were not concerned with this detail because during the first half of the eighteenth century chemistry was not concerned with quantitative analysis.
Some quantitative analysts reject the idea markets are either driven purely by mood or purely by traditional factors, seeing the two in a symbiotic relationship.
Statistical modeling techniques that businesses use to find customers helped quantitative analysts predict the results of this month's U.S. elections with stunning accuracy.
Those 10 stocks are part of a list prepared by a quantitative analyst with CIBC World Markets, determined on the basis of currency sensitivity and stock returns.
My client has assembled a world-class team of quantitative analysts and infrastructure developers from the world's top educational and research institutions.
This is an ideal opportunity for a relatively experienced quantitative analyst to move into a front office position with a major global investment bank.
He began his career in 1998 and has held positions as a performance and risk analyst and worked as a quantitative analyst at Capital International.
The strength of wargaming lies in exploring alternatives and enhancing insights into likely courses of action, not in providing quantitative results.
Thus, for a quantitative characterization it seems reasonable to assume that vesicles are anchored at certain positions and can only move in a restricted space.
Much of the information and government decisions concerning goldenseal are based on anecdotal rather than quantitative information on population status.
We did not rely on force curve analysis for quantitative evaluation of complex cellular rheology but instead used the indentation modulation procedure described below.
We lack quantitative sedimentological and structural data on the Somma-Vesuvius debris avalanches, but we can make some interpretations regarding their rheology.
Those who are principally interested in large-scale, rigorous quantitative analysis will also find only one or two of the chapters in the book interesting.
Unfortunately the genetic architecture of quantitative traits is complex.
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All joking aside though, the touch technology provides measurable quantitative differences in the efficiency by which people can complete that kind of task.
Those targets will be partly quantitative and partly qualitative.
She criticized Greenspan for being too loose in the 1990s and now backs quantitative easing.
The majority of quantitative reports have involved azobenzene, styryl or thioindigo structures, which undergo a cis-trans isomerization when photolyzed.
The roadmap needs to have quantitative and measurable milestones.
Comprehensive batteries of tests have been developed to provide quantitative measures of fluency and comprehension and to assess a range of linguistic abilities.
Although there are, as far as is known, no quantitative data, hydrogen peroxide is usually thought to move rapidly across the membranes of cells and organelles.
To make a more quantitative study of nuclear protein, a combination of tritium labeling, autoradiography, and micrurgy was performed with the amoeba cultures.
To sharpen our thinking, we attempt to make these models computationally tractable, even if we lack credible quantitative estimates of many of the variables and relationships.
Her research interests include applications of bibliometrics, the use of quantitative analysis to describe patterns of publication or scholarly activity.
Geodynamics applies physical theory to dynamic geological phenomena, and is usually characterized by mathematical or numerical modelling and quantitative prediction.
For their part, Democrats seemed to want to talk about everything but quantitative easing and monetary policy.
Several methods of geometric morphometry allow a quantitative approach to the morphology of the exoskeleton by the use of landmark configurations.
Yellen was present at the creation of quantitative easing, and is pledging to continue the policy until it works.
Republicans have tried for the last several years to make it seem as if quantitative easing is a tool of the hard left.
The objections to quantitative easing were generally pro forma and not particularly articulate.
In this paper we present new quantitative data on strain, deformation temperatures and vorticity of flow at the top of the Greater Himalayan Slab.
I argue that although some quantitative difference may be expected in a sexual population, the difference will be much smaller than that for mutators.
Haeri relied on sociolinguistic interviews for data elicitation and adopted analytical techniques of the standard quantitative approach of urban sociolinguistics.
Therefore, it is not possible to provide any quantitative measure of the energy of solvation due to dipolar solvation and hydrogen bonding interaction.
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Here, one could introduce latent variables, such as the typical liability variate of quantitative genetics, and then model feedback or recursiveness at that level.
The other main branch of quantitative methods is volumetric analysis.
These efforts at quantitative easing have helped stock markets in several intended and unintended ways.
He notes with a touch of irony that the most successful government programs today are food stamps and quantitative easing.
Feldstein correctly warned that rebound would flatten out in 2011 because quantitative easing was scheduled to end.
They do not need to be convinced that such idiographic and quantitative information is relevant-it is relevant because it gives them valuable and necessary information.
They have become institutions measuring performativity in a very quantitative sense that favours the style of work of certain academics over others.
These strains provided essential controls demonstrating the reproducibility of the quantitative assay and its insensitivity to general growth defects.
It is also possible to assess quality without quantitative measures, by using approaches such as peer review, videoing consultations, and patient interviews.
Morgan wanted to draw firm conclusions based on quantitative and analytical data and so set out to test their theories using the fruit fly as his subject.
However, widespread adoption of such methods did not occur until he coined the term metaanalysis to describe quantitative techniques for cumulating results over studies.
Earlier British attempts to adopt the meter, such as that of Sir Philip Sidney, failed only because they clung to the quantitative system of classical prosody.
This paper introduces a quantitative method that describes the entire dentition of carnivores, capturing its functional complexity and heterogeneity.
There are also a few determinately quantitative observations.
The pure mathematician abstracts from physical situations certain quantitative aspects of bodies and their relations, and deals exclusively with these aspects.
It is shown that this approach allows extracting meaningful quantitative estimates of the effective thickness and modular granularity of the polymers.
Debates do not benefit the field if they focus on the exclusive promotion of either research or practice or dispute the merits of quantitative versus qualitative research.
In qualitative terms, the benefits of official dollarization also apply to a currency board system, although their quantitative significance will vary from country to country.
However, the quantitative advantages held by the Soviet military often concealed areas.
Titrimetric or volumetric analysis is another quantitative technique and, as the name implies, involves controlled volume measurements.
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In quantitative methods, a seemingly different application of the exponential equation appears in the form of the queuing or 'arrival' problem.
SyMRI Research Edition is optimized for clinical research within neuro imaging and includes exportable SyMaps, quantitative T1, T2 and PD maps.
Our studies on qualitative and quantitative research has really helped me focus in on what type of research do I want to complete in my study.
Worldwide, another phenomenon that interacts with the interculturalism is the migration, which is relatively small quantitative.
The PTS Detect cotinine system offers the only quantitative tobacco-detection test from a simple fingerstick.
Hence, we were engaged with the quantitative model, where the footstalk was approximated with an infinite cylinder.
The camera is designed for quantitative measurements with 12-bit output, and it interfaces with a PC using a CameraLink frame grabber board.
Albuminuria and proteinuria in hospitalized patients as measured by quantitative and dipstick methods.
Thus, it is possible to assess anisocytosis or poikilocytosis in a quantitative fashion.
Axial bone densitometers include dual energy X-ray absorptiometry and quantitative computed tomography.
Here, we provide a more quantitative characterization of critical behavior in subisostatic networks.
Measuring innovation is inherently difficult as it implies commensurability so that comparisons can be made in quantitative terms.
Summers believes that quantitative easing is the most effective way of doing that.
A clear, quantitative indication of this inefficiency is the entropy rate of the Y chromosome.
Much emphasis was given to quantitative data, seen as the key to unlocking all of social history.
Climate models use quantitative methods to simulate the interactions of the atmosphere, oceans, land surface and ice.
Recently, ice cores and ocean sediment cores provide more quantitative and accurately dated evidence for temperatures and total ice volumes.
Newer quantitative approaches were introduced for the study of ecology and behaviour and this was not readily accepted.
Observations include baseline comparisons for the sake of quantitative impact assessments.
Flood control programs as early as the first half of the twentieth century became quantitative in predicting peak flows of riverine systems.
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Demography and quantitative epidemiology are statistical fields that deal with counts or proportions of people, or rates of change in these.
This allows for inducing quantitative differences between two populations from differences between their samples.
Geographers are making notable contributions to the method of quantitative techniques.
Aristotle's writings on science are largely qualitative, as opposed to quantitative.
A previous study of quantitative vessel wall analysis in 23 Takayasu arteritis patients used gadofosveset, an intravascular contrast agent.
The main goal is to introduce how critical it is for chemical engineers to use quantitative analysis in an innovative manner.
Thalassemias are characterized by impaired quantitative synthesis of globin chains.
The Handbook provides an excellent introduction to a broad range of state-of-the-art quantitative methods applicable to the social sciences.
We refine and extend quantitative bounds, on the fraction of nonnegative polynomials that are sums of squares, to the multihomogenous case.
As a result, there has been a recent influx of quantitative sociologists to the field.
Results of quantitative buffy coat analysis were positive for malaria trophozoites, schizonts, and gametocytes.
Real-time quantitative analysis of telomerase activity in breast tumor specimens using a highly specific and sensitive fluorescent-based assay.
All funds are managed by Sinopia, the quantitative specialist of HSBC Asset Management.
Clinical chemistry of congenic mice with quantitative trait loci for predicted responses to Trypanosoma congolense infection.
Comparison of artificial caries-like lesions by quantitative microradiography and microhardness profiles.
In particular, if the trait is quantitative and univariate then both higher and lower trait levels are favoured.
Mapping a quantitative trait locus involved in melanotic encapsulation of foreign bodies in the malaria vector, Anopheles gambiae.
Direct quantitative trait locus mapping of mammalian metabolic phenotypes in diabetic and normoglycemic rat models.
The PTS Detect cotinine system is the only point-of-care device offering quantitative results from a fingerstick.
As an example, Figure 5 depicts a series of screen dumps of the feedback that students receive while building the second quantitative model.
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In the quantitative meters in Sanskrit a heavy syllable is considered to be equal to two morae and a light syllable equivalent to one mora.
Venograms were obtained with conventional angiography and were analyzed with quantitative angiography by the operator.
The Cyfra 21-1 EIA kit is indicated for the quantitative determination of soluble cytokeratin 19 fragments in human serum.
This offers quantitative data on elemental and oxidation state changes within the top 5-8 nanometres of a surface.
A table of color distance scores for quantitative scoring of the Lanthony Desaturate color vision test.
We report results of our quantitative studies on the transitions towards decoherency.
Scattergrams are a visual representation of quantitative results and are particularly useful for visually comparing numerical data.
Purification and quantitative chemical analysis of cell wall peptidoglycans of Leptotrichia buccalis.
Homogeneous ropier system enables quantitative functional assessment of multiple transcription factors.
Eco Pulse is a quantitative survey containing a mix of fixed-response alternative and Likert scale questions.
Based on our results we developed the sliding scale in exhibit 4, above, which can be viewed as a possible quantitative guideline.
The riverscape of western Amazonia-a quantitative approach to the fluvial biogeography of the region.
We therefore carried out a quantitative analysis of the carotenoids of the dark orange stem of dodder.
Such systematic effects are always present in all bioimaging systems and hinder quantitative comparison between the cell model and bioimages.
The detection was quantitative over the three orders of magnitude that were examined in the femtomole to picomole range.
We used a Hologic Sahara Clinical Bone Sonometer to determine BUA, speed of sound, and quantitative ultrasound index in the dominant calcaneus.
Here we find Peters employing a durative rather than a quantitative analysis of the relationship between divine power and human freedom.
Microscale autoradiographic method for the qualitative and quantitative analysis of apoptotic DNA fragmentation.
First, many articles cogently argue their cases with enough quantitative rigor to satisfy econometricians.
To detect mtDNA depletion, a traditional method is quantitative Southern blot, based on densitometry scanning of autoradiograph films.
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Substrate modified by DNA polymerase serves as a target for a quantitative polymerase chain reaction.
In addition, Posey completed all the coursework toward a PhD in quantitative analysis.
Embolus location affects the sensitivity of a rapid quantitative D-dimer assay in the diagnosis of pulmonary embolism.
Mainstream economic theory relies upon a priori quantitative economic models, which employ a variety of concepts.
A quantitative study of the predators on the eggs and larvae of the broom beatle Phytodecta olivacea Forster, using the precipitin test.
We present the first quantitative assessment of winter site fidelity for House Wren, Gray Catbird, and Orange-crowned Warbler.
The quantitative representation of the urban landscape provides a great potential of remote sensing for urban environmental modeling.
The separated lipids were then prepared for quantitative analysis by redissolving them in organic solvents.
Hepatic GH binding was determined by radioreceptor assay and hepatic IGF-I mRNA levels were determined by quantitative slot-blot analysis.
Most evolutionarily important traits affecting fitness are complex or quantitative traits, whose genetic bases are elusive.
From the outset, a peer debriefer with twenty years of experience in qualitative and quantitative research was utilized to assist in the qualitative data analysis process.
The risk of deflation in the US and the eurozone may require more expansionary monetary policy, such as quantitative easing, QNB has said in a report.
When we compare the quantitative structure of random trochees with the summarized indices of real verse, the following important differences can be noticed.
It is probable, but debated, that the Federal Reserve's aggressive policy of quantitative easing spurred the partial recovery in the stock market.
With quantitative measurements especially, the definiteness of the result suggests, often misleadingly, a precision and simplicity in the outlines of the object measured.
This study adopted quantitative research method and purposively selected 36 out of 43 listed construction companies to be assessed with other KLSE sectors.
Operations research is a scientific method of providing commanders with a quantitative basis for making decisions regarding operations under their control.
Geomorphologic and hydrographical properties of the drainage canals predict the shape and quantitative characteristics of beaver impoundments in these water bodies.
One way to help students develop quantitative reasoning skills is to represent quantities diagrammatically so that relationships among them can be made more explicit.
The results further showed that P and K were the macronutrients present with comparatively higher absolute concentrations while Ca showed the lower quantitative concentration.
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The Final Environmental Impact Statement from the State Department does not include a quantitative analysis because it assumed that most benzene will volatilize.
Somewhat surprisingly to some, not so much to others, the amount of quantitative easing had no discernable effect on deflation or deflationary expectations.
The quantitative treatment of bioprocesses is the central theme of this book, while more advanced techniques and applications are covered with some depth.
The key differences that exist between qualitative and quantitative research fit together so that one method's strengths balance the other method's weaknesses and vice versa.
Although the accord asserts the importance of mitigatory measures, it did not include quantitative goals or a time frame for reducing emissions, he said.
This model allows quantitative estimation of the friction coefficient of ice against various materials as a function of temperature and sliding speed.
Qualitative and quantitative evaluations were conducted on urine samples.
Each subindex further consists of 3-4 quantitative and qualitative indicators, comprising country-level broadband and pay-TV markets as well as socioeconomic indicators.
Pharyngeal and upper esophageal sphincter manometry provides the clinician with an objective means of measuring pharyngeal and UES coordination and quantitative pressures.
In addition, it will directly compare the fracture toughness of DOMS to that of a traditional epoxy at each set of cure conditions using quantitative fractography.
In the 16th and 17th centuries, European scientists began increasingly applying quantitative measurements to the measurement of physical phenomena on the Earth.
The BAP certification standards define the most-important elements of responsible aquaculture and provide quantitative guidelines for evaluating adherence to those practices.
Sometimes an economic hypothesis is only qualitative, not quantitative.
Theirs is the first study to use high-resolution peripheral quantitative CT scanning as well as the usual dual-energy x-ray absorptiometry to examine bone.
Like his theory of heat, Cavendish's comprehensive theory of electricity was mathematical in form and was based on precise quantitative experiments.
It is also responsible for directing other aspects of the government's monetary policy framework, such as quantitative easing and forward guidance.
Architecture of myocardial cells in human cardiac ventricles with concentric and eccentric hypertrophy as demonstrated by quantitative scanning electron microscopy.
The European Central Bank and The Bank of Japan whose economies are in or close to deflation, continue quantitative easing buying securities to encourage more lending.
Prosdocimo approves of Marchetto's views on practical issues, but objects strongly to his approach to the quantitative definition of musical intervals.
The authors believe that their physiological definition is superior to the qualitative and quantitative definition in that it avoids a value judgement.

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