quantitative in Italian
quantitative in Italian is quantitativo — quantitative means concerned with amounts and numbers rather than qualities — measured, counted or expressed as a figure.
quantitative in Italian
quantitativo
Of a measurements and data types: based on some quantity or number rather than on some quality.
What does "quantitative" mean?
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adjective Concerned with amounts and numbers rather than qualities — measured, counted or expressed as a figure.
"The study collected quantitative data on how many hours students slept."
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adjective Of finance and trading: driven by mathematical models and statistical analysis rather than judgement.
"She left the bank to join a quantitative hedge fund."
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quantitative in a sentence
- The study collected quantitative data on how many hours students slept.
- We need quantitative evidence, not a handful of anecdotes.
- She left the bank to join a quantitative hedge fund.
- He works as a quantitative analyst, building models to guide trades.
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What is "quantitative" in Italian?
"quantitative" in Italian is quantitativo. quantitative means: Concerned with amounts and numbers rather than qualities — measured, counted or expressed as a figure.
How do you use "quantitative" in a sentence?
Example: "The study collected quantitative data on how many hours students slept." In Italian, "quantitative" is quantitativo.
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