qualitative in Italian
qualitative in Italian is qualitativo — qualitative means concerned with the nature, character or quality of something rather than with amounts that can be counted or measured.
qualitative in Italian
qualitativo
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 Italian?
"qualitative" in Italian is qualitativo. qualitative means: Concerned with the nature, character or quality of something rather than with amounts that can be counted or measured.
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 Italian, "qualitative" is qualitativo.
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