qualitative in Greek
qualitative in Greek is ποιοτικός — qualitative means concerned with the nature, character or quality of something rather than with amounts that can be counted or measured.
qualitative in Greek
ποιοτικός
Pronounced: poiotikos
Of descriptions or distinctions based on some quality rather than on some quantity.
What does "qualitative" mean?
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adjective Concerned with the nature, character or quality of something rather than with amounts that can be counted or measured.
"The report found a qualitative improvement in care that the waiting-time figures never captured."
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adjective Of research: based on interviews, observation, open-ended responses and other non-numerical evidence, analysed for themes and meaning.
"We ran a qualitative study with thirty in-depth interviews."
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qualitative in a sentence
- The report found a qualitative improvement in care that the waiting-time figures never captured.
- There is a qualitative difference between reading a poem and summarising it.
- We ran a qualitative study with thirty in-depth interviews.
- Her thesis combines qualitative fieldwork with survey data.
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What is "qualitative" in Greek?
"qualitative" in Greek is ποιοτικός. qualitative means: Concerned with the nature, character or quality of something rather than with amounts that can be counted or measured.
How do you pronounce ποιοτικός?
"qualitative" in Greek is ποιοτικός, pronounced "poiotikos".
How do you use "qualitative" in a sentence?
Example: "The report found a qualitative improvement in care that the waiting-time figures never captured." In Greek, "qualitative" is ποιοτικός.
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