Examples of using Quantitative data in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It's hard to find quantitative data that can settle this dispute.
And what he discovered was something that they hadn't seen initially in the quantitative data.
It will also help you with quantitative data, of course, if your campaign is targeted at the right people.
So started collecting data over that month andI was looking at both qualitative and quantitative data.
And also quantitative data, so what was the average length of their profile, how much time was spent between messages?
The qualitative data is formed on conversations, while the quantitative data is derived from sources such as survey results.
Quantitative data collection is a method by which data that can be numerically counted or expressed is collected.
It was important to have powerfulevaluation tools which would allow us to manage the quantitative data which would be produced by the system.
We can show them there is quantitative data that you could do way better in class if you get enough good sleep.
The combination of diversemeasurements enables teachers to emphasize the importance of quantitative data in establishing scientific findings.
Quantitative data collection is a method in which data which can be numerically counted or expressed is collected.
So they went to their data science team,and they were able to scale this big data insight in with their quantitative data.
While there is quantitative data regarding anti-Semitism as perceived by Jews in Europe, no such data exist for America.
The relationship is intimate, personal, and unique,irreducible to any set of quantitative data on soil composition and rainfall distribution.
The indicators are calculated using quantitative data from international organisations and then supplemented by qualitative assessments from recognised country experts.
Their advantage lies in their aggregate findings being published close to the date that the survey is conducted,and much before quantitative data on activity are available.
In contrast, cigarette labels in Australia include quantitative data such as,“Tobacco smoking causes more than four times the number of deaths caused by car accidents.”.
Using supercomputers, researchers reported in late 2017 that they would found 11 lostcities in modern day Iraq by analyzing quantitative data etched on ancient clay tablets.
The quantitative data weighed by rankings publications determine how we, ordinary people, understand phrases such as‘the best universities'.
DTED is a standard National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency(NGA)product that provides medium resolution, quantitative data in a digital format for military system applications that require terrain elevation.
And, when it's available, quantitative data can be used to balance our findings, as these figures tell us“what” a client did, as well as the“how many/how often.”.
Thus, for example, they explained that there are various features that impact significantly on the input and the time required to conduct proceedings,which are not reflected in the quantitative data that was requested.
Quantitative data is criticized for its lack of in-depth description thus it is used by researchers along with qualitative data to back up its reliability with explanations of the qualitative information.
Currently there are forms of discrimination at school, although most staff refuses to admit it, because gender stereotypes are so internalized,that do not support or cast doubt on the quantitative data from numerous research projects where confirms this statement.
In this part of the research, quantitative data were collected on the number of students who participated in these programs and qualitative research was conducted, in order to describe the trends and changes that occurred on those programs during the last decade.
In addition, I see a difficulty in an approach that sees a substantive difference between the harm to a judge that will be caused as a result of a publication concerning his“efficiency”,based on partial quantitative data, and the harm that will result from a non-complimentary, brash publication about him, about his judicial temperament, his judgments and his reasoning.
In this part of the research, quantitative data were collected on the number of students who participated in these programs and qualitative research was conducted, in order to describe the trends and changes that occurred on those programs during the last decade.
DTED supports many applications, including line-of-sight analyses, terrain profiling, 3-D terrain visualization, mission planning/rehearsal, and modeling and simulation. DTED is a standard National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency(NGA)product that provides medium resolution, quantitative data in a digital format for military system applications that require terrain elevation.
In selecting the winners of itsprestigious awards, Euromoney has stated that it“combines quantitative data with informed and important subjective judgments to honor those institutions which have brought the highest levels of services, innovation and expertise to their customers.”.
The findings are underpinned by quantitative data from the Reuters Institute Digital News Report 2019, which shows that under 35s are less loyal to traditional news brands and mostly prefer social media and news aggregators to traditional broadcast or print media.