Примеры использования Quantitative survey на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Quality control in quantitative surveys.
Quantitative surveys performed through method of personal interviews are carried out on tablet PCs.
After all, this was a qualitative rather than a quantitative survey.
A questionnaire was developed for quantitative survey based on the results of the FGD for rural areas.
The new summary report includes the results of qualitative and quantitative survey.
This analysis would be conducted by using a quantitative survey that could be translated into different languages.
The compilation of a chronological and quantitative survey of damage to civilian objects in Sarajevo is more difficult.
Quantitative survey has helped to establish which of these problems exist in the area where majority of the respondents live.
As a result, it was impossible to employ a quantitative survey to substitute for the lack of official statistics on informal trade.
Quantitative survey- it is a method of empiric information collection and analysis, which determines mathematical and statistical models.
Non-traditional approaches were used, including participatory techniques,in contrast with conventional quantitative survey methodology.
In the course of quantitative survey 1,700 people were surveyed in rural areas, based on the distribution in the following table: Table 16.
Conducting qualitative survey allowed diving deeply into a problem, drawing a number of important conclusions that were further tested andrefined within the frames of quantitative survey.
Quantitative surveys in socio-economic research aim to attribute a value to goods and services used by rural households.
The patterns revealed through analysis of data from the quantitative surveys then reveals issues that need to be explored in a more in-depth way through qualitative research.
A quantitative survey of training needs of newly recruited civil servants or those who began working in new positions, related with the EU decision-making system, 2014.
The National Research on Domestic Violence against Women in Turkey(The Countrywide Qualitative and Quantitative Survey on Causes and Consequences of Violence against Women) started on 3 December 2007.
First, the quantitative survey was conducted throughout the country, including Minsk, regional and district centres, and villages.
The methodologies used were diverse and generally appropriate; in some instances,these included quantitative surveys employing control groups to allow assessment of impact and causality.
Qualitative and Quantitative Survey: Factors Contributing to Offending and Reoffending in Armenia, Civil Society Institute, Yerevan, 2014;
Eric von Hippel, MIT Professor and creator of user innovation concept, learned from his European colleagues that, in 2014,Russian researchers conducted a quantitative survey of user innovation, and invited its authors to present and discuss their research results at the conference.
The quantitative survey results were used to validate the results of the sentiment analysis and to check the conclusions reached in this report.
Knowledge arising from midterm reviews, evaluations,situation analyses, quantitative surveys and other studies is being more systematically disseminated through web-based and interactive tools and print media.
Both quantitative surveys and qualitative interviews indicated that the project had been effective in disseminating knowledge and increasing the capacity of"left-behind girls", their guardians and teachers.
For example, UNICEF, the United Nations Population Fund(UNFPA) and the International Organization for Migration are preparing a report on the impact of migration on families left behind and on those who have returned from abroad,using both qualitative and quantitative survey methods.
The analysis is based on a quantitative survey in municipalities where at least one per cent of the population is registered in the Sámediggi Electoral Register.
There are many questions that we cannot answer with quantitative GS, but can discuss the iterative process between qualitative and quantitative i.e. what we learn through qualitative investigations informs the types of questions andthe response options that we give in quantitative surveys.
Qualitative methods are necessary to complement quantitative surveys, for example to understand the complexities and nuances of experiences from the respondent's point of view.
According to a quantitative survey of non-governmental organisations conducted by the Social and Economic Development Centre(SEDC), women interests are represented by 16of all NGOs, with membership accounting for 1.1of Lithuania's population the largest membership belongs to sport organisations and clubs, with 3.5of the population.