Examples of using Quantitative study in English and their translations into French
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In 1922 Roscoe Pound and Felix Frankfurter undertook a detailed quantitative study of crime reporting in Cleveland newspapers for the month of January 1919, using column inch counts.
Moreover, according to the quantitative study, 69% of Belgian private persons would feel closed off from the outside world if they could not send
The quantitative study indicates that for larger SMEs,
To complete the quantitative study of CO2 fl ow in these mangroves,
this marked the beginning of the quantitative study of the Sun-Earth relationship.
Postal users are open to a lower frequency of delivery for regular letter post The quantitative study shows that private users want to keep the current frequency of delivery of five days a week.
A quantitative study of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries
In the absence of a nationwide quantitative study on the phenomenon of child labour, exploratory research conducted
A quantitative study on Voluntary Residential Institutions for Children in Sri Lanka conducted by the Mode in collaboration with UNICEF found that 137 of the 488 voluntary homes were not registered. 36 had not
is conducting a major quantitative study around graduation rates,
The quantitative study has shown that the number of successful applications by female sponsors for authorisations for temporary stay has fallen by 48 per cent since the introduction of the measures compared with 32 per cent in the case of male sponsors.
The main body of the quantitative study thus relies on the application of the analysis of a hypothetical investment
which for the first time enabled the quantitative study of the structure and mechanism of reaction(transition state)
The quantitative study shows that postal users are cost-conscious.14
this research merits being followed up, not least through a quantitative study to validate the meaning of the connections of influence put forward by the case study. .
Some quantitative studies indicate that tropical regions will experience wheat
Quantitative studies are most prevalent(38%),
hardly any quantitative studies have been carried out.
Tunisian Institute for Competitiveness and Quantitative Studies(TICQS) Regional Development Indicator,
In a second step, the Quantitative Studies Institute was charged to identify sectors in which the Tunisian economy should specialize in order to realize its development objectives.