Exemplos de uso de Quantitative terms em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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It is also an important agreement in quantitative terms.
In quantitative terms, therefore, the Nikkei is part of a minority.
Not all humans have the same predisposition in quantitative terms.
In quantitative terms, we decided to deal with the Brazilian academies regionally.
The GMFM measures changes in the gross motor function in quantitative terms.
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What does that means in quantitative terms, since Ψ is part of a mathematical formula?
Where possible, have predictions of impacts been expressed in quantitative terms?
In quantitative terms, 100 grams of pork liver provides more than 30µg of vitamin B12.
But the military presence may be modified in qualitative and quantitative terms.
In quantitative terms the materiality threshold used is the 2% level recommended at Commission level.
However, I believe it is a mistake to look at this issue solely in quantitative terms.
In more quantitative terms, the impact of Structural Funds on coastal tourism is less clearly identifiable.
However, there is little research on this subject especially in quantitative terms.
In quantitative terms, two approaches can be adopted to the question of financial support for students.
But those would be more sophisticated tests andlikely would not be measured in quantitative terms.
Sensitivity, reliability(in quantitative terms) and specificity of detection and identification techniques;
Introduction- the relationship between climate, health andthe urban elderly has been widely discussed in quantitative terms.
A greater demand for treatment, in quantitative terms, and the peculiar physiological characteristics of this population.
Remaining global uses andsurplus mercury to be exported from the EU are shown in quantitative terms.
She evaluated her performance in quantitative terms number of travel days, number of countries visited, distances, etc.
That means that the progress of disease andthe factors that influence disease progress must be understood in quantitative terms.
The problem, in quantitative terms, is caused due to local climatic conditions due mostly to a water deficit.
The physiological and molecular processes defining interspecific interactions of various phytoplankton species are still not presently understood in quantitative terms.
Not so much in quantitative terms, as the extract below indicates, but in qualitative and, hence, symbolic terms. .
Considering that the food consumption of children under age six months differed, in both qualitative and quantitative terms, from that of children aged 6 to 12 months, we chose to analyze data separately for each of these groups.
In quantitative terms, approximately R$ 13 billion per year are destined to the program, with nearly 2 million contracts made.
The proposed is to evaluate the waste construction management works in cuiabá and várzea grande,through qualitative and quantitative terms, as well offer recommendations for improving the waste management enforceable to mato grosso cities.
In quantitative terms press, radio and television are devoting a lot of space to the Islam-Christianity confrontation, perhaps too much.
Since then, the determination of an index to cover absences,according to each institution's reality, has been a complex aspect attributed to the methods for personnel dimensioning, since the nursing team is a representative share of human resources in healthcare institutions in quantitative terms.
An outlook onto studies analysed indicates that,concerning the 1990s, in quantitative terms, there has not been great advancements in the production of reception studies of telenovelas. In other words, data remained the same when the proportion of studies per decade is considered.