Sentences with phrase «qualitative results»

At the very least, provide good qualitative results.

For years, marketing has been grounded in qualitative results.

This can be done by underscoring the quantitative and qualitative results of their work, such as costs cut, revenue generated, time saved, customer satisfaction increased, errors decreased, manuals written, policies and procedures developed, training instituted and so forth.

Qualitative results suggest that treatment schools have created school cultures around programs of study that appear to explain improved engagement and achievement.

Component Analysis (PCA) was used to statistically develop a model, and focus group interviews were made to compare quantitative and qualitative results for convergence and corroboration.

Qualitative results help leaders truly understand the underlying dynamics at work in their companies.

Another drawback is that Trenberth's approach gives qualitative results, which are not very useful for policymaking, said Herring at NOAA.

A Principal... Component Analysis (PCA) was used to statistically develop a model, and focus group interviews were made to compare quantitative and qualitative results for convergence and corroboration.

The team's data may be off, but «the qualitative result is likely going to hold up,» Colwell says.

And while social media is not necessarily the easiest thing to measure, the qualitative results are there.

Considering Linklater's own suggestion in the documentary that, discounting anything to do with their critical or commercial performance, he's not been dissatisfied with the qualitative results of any of his films, Black and co-director Karen Bernstein hastily bypassing so many of them seems to go against his perspective.

[9] While some have questioned the generalizability of the ECLS - K results due to sampling, [10] the qualitative result has been replicated using the National Assessment of Educational Progress (the 2017 Morgan et al. study), the Education Longitudinal Study of 2002, [11] and the ECLS - Birth Cohort.

As stated in the study, qualitative results are robust to dropping any individual country, as well as to dropping obvious groups of countries.

These data confirm our qualitative results.

Extending this framework to include stochastic volatility — such as in the variance gamma model — is trivial given our previous work on the subject Deng et al (2013), and would not change the qualitative results.

The qualitative result that growth in bioenergy raises atmospheric CO2 does not depend on the parameters: as long as bioenergy generates an initial carbon debt, increasing harvests mean more is «borrowed» every year than is paid back.

Don't use a Venn diagram (intended for qualitative results) to represent your previous experience simply because you like the aesthetic look of overlapping circles.

Importantly, the qualitative results provide additional information that illuminates the key benefits of RE that are the most meaningful for participants with regard to their relationships, avoiding criminality, and employment.

The qualitative results show that the narrative family therapy was effective in removing the stigma of the abusive parents and also in opening them up to tell their life story.

But the study is distinguished in using both quantitative and qualitative results to investigate how adolescents responded to peer victimization in both cultures.

For each of these domains, the results are discussed in relation to the qualitative results, previous studies, and possible explanations.