Examples of using Quantitative data in English and their translations into Czech
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Very often the perception of the energy consumption is misleading, quantitative data provides an objective picture.
The quantitative data presented are not representative and rather provide us with general hints to better understand who the parents against vaccination are.
Development of reliable tools for quantitative risk assessment that will generate better quantitative data on potency/potential.
There is a value in quantitative data and a role for summative evaluation, but Digital Storytelling is a process which requires a more nuanced approach if it is to be understood properly.
And also to propose optimal procedures based on multiparametric analysis of all quantitative data available including the best texture features.
This article also presents quantitative data concerning the perspective held by public opinion on Czech history, and qualitative perspectives on historical consciousness attained through the use of focus groups.
Another point we make is that the sixth progress report on cohesion does not include sufficient qualitative and quantitative data on Objective 2 regions.
On the basis of the mutual agreement with the depositor all sample surveys data and other quantitative data files stored at the ČSDA are ascribed to one of the following groups according to their availability.
Graduates will be able to use general theoretical knowledge from the science fields of economics and managements to create new non-standard solutions to decision making problems and to make prognosis; graduates will have developed very good organisational skills, they will have very good communication skills both in Czech and English and their arguments anddecisions will be based on good quality quantitative data.
Development of reliable tools for quantitative risk assessment that will generate better quantitative data for the potency/ potential of carcinogenic, mutagenic and sensitising substances.
These assertions are based both on quantitative data, provided by census returns and ISSP surveys on religion, and on qualitative data, collected in local ethnographic research in the town of Česka Lipa.
Opportunities for further study of all these matters would be facilitated by more in-depth andcomparative analysis of better quantitative data reflecting sector and national experiences.
This is not always possible,and therefore quantitative data on the potency of CMR and sensitising substances are needed, as well as improved and harmonised risk quantification methods.
The first part of the analysis is based on the Report on Extremism conducted in 2015 by the Ministry of Interior andcontains qualitative and quantitative data on crimes committed from extremist motive.
Thus far the European Collaboration on Dementia Project has provided accurate, qualitative and quantitative data and analysis of the burden of Alzheimer's disease in the European Union, which has been published by Alzheimer Europe in the Dementia in Europe Yearbook.
Our experience in earlier“Train the Trainer” workshops and other comparable development workshops has highlighted the importance of adopting a formative approach to evaluationconsisting of complementary methods, namely:- Gathering of Quantitative Data- Summative Research- Formative Evaluation This is the best way to get a rounded picture of the experiences of attending a Train the Trainers workshop.
The monograph describes the major turning points in the research of educational inequalities,presents basic quantitative data regarding transition to higher education in the Czech Republic, and summarizes the development of educational inequalities in access to secondary and tertiary education.
And I would like to thank Josh Bernoff a guiding force in my career, Emily Bowen who kept the project going,Cynthia Pflaum for the quantitative data, Megan Chromik in our editing team for the polish, and Jon Symons in our PR team for the media outreach.
In particular, there is a need to further explore the possible relationships between job quality, working conditions andpsychosocial risks that are suggested in both high-level aggregated quantitative data and more in-depth qualitative studies of‘lived-in' experiences within small and micro enterprises, and to determine whether or not there is a role for intervention to improve outcomes in relation to the mental and emotional health of workers in these situations.
This report is in principle about the implementation of Regulation 1049/2001 and, therefore,let me start by recalling one of the positive elements in the implementation of the regulation because, as the quantitative data show and as the Parliament report acknowledges, the EU institutions have granted access to a higher number of documents while registering a decrease in the number and rate of refusals.
Beyond quantitative implementation data, it should also take into account the real results/ functioning of services markets on the ground, as well as the barriers and problems faced by businesses and consumers, also to create more transparency on the outstanding issues and better benchmark the progress made 84.