Definition of quantitive in English:

quantitive

adjective ˈkwɒntɪtɪvˈkwän(t)ədiv

another term for quantitative
Example sentencesExamples
- These quantitive discrepancies probably lie in the approximate or simplified nature of the spectral simulation models.
- Both anecdotal and quantitive evidence suggests that US employees are paid more than their UK counterparts.
- And they are absolutely scathing of the quantitive approach, pointing out that economics cannot make quantitive predictions, only qualitative ones.
- Such associations may represent different mechanisms for the maintenance of quantitive genetic variation than associations between large insertions and variation in bristle number.
- Energy systems are all coupled, and they're coupled to things that normally we only relate in conversation but don't relate in a quantitive or actionable way on the policy level.

Derivatives

quantitively

adverb

For monitoring mosquito population, this type of sampling method is considered superior quantitively as well as qualitatively.
Example sentencesExamples
- Probing atomic motion in proteins is difficult, however, both theoretically as well as experimentally, and we know very little quantitively about this problem.
- I know this sounds like a redundant statement but mathematical theories and laws are quantitive, and while the universe is considered quantitive to some, and not by others, it cannot be quantitively comprehended as a whole.
- He claims that the Director of Environmental Protection's approval was unlawful because the director failed to assess " quantitively " the possibility of the entire contents of a tank spilling.
- This paper describes novel results on the characteristics of three-party dialogues by quantitatively comparing them with those of two-party.

Definition of quantitive in US English:

quantitive

adjectiveˈkwän(t)ədiv

another term for quantitative
Example sentencesExamples
- Such associations may represent different mechanisms for the maintenance of quantitive genetic variation than associations between large insertions and variation in bristle number.
- Both anecdotal and quantitive evidence suggests that US employees are paid more than their UK counterparts.
- Energy systems are all coupled, and they're coupled to things that normally we only relate in conversation but don't relate in a quantitive or actionable way on the policy level.
- And they are absolutely scathing of the quantitive approach, pointing out that economics cannot make quantitive predictions, only qualitative ones.
- These quantitive discrepancies probably lie in the approximate or simplified nature of the spectral simulation models.

单词	quantitive
释义	Definition of quantitive in English: quantitive adjective ˈkwɒntɪtɪvˈkwän(t)ədiv another term for quantitative Example sentencesExamples These quantitive discrepancies probably lie in the approximate or simplified nature of the spectral simulation models. Both anecdotal and quantitive evidence suggests that US employees are paid more than their UK counterparts. And they are absolutely scathing of the quantitive approach, pointing out that economics cannot make quantitive predictions, only qualitative ones. Such associations may represent different mechanisms for the maintenance of quantitive genetic variation than associations between large insertions and variation in bristle number. Energy systems are all coupled, and they're coupled to things that normally we only relate in conversation but don't relate in a quantitive or actionable way on the policy level. Derivatives quantitively adverb For monitoring mosquito population, this type of sampling method is considered superior quantitively as well as qualitatively. Example sentencesExamples Probing atomic motion in proteins is difficult, however, both theoretically as well as experimentally, and we know very little quantitively about this problem. I know this sounds like a redundant statement but mathematical theories and laws are quantitive, and while the universe is considered quantitive to some, and not by others, it cannot be quantitively comprehended as a whole. He claims that the Director of Environmental Protection's approval was unlawful because the director failed to assess " quantitively " the possibility of the entire contents of a tank spilling. This paper describes novel results on the characteristics of three-party dialogues by quantitatively comparing them with those of two-party. Definition of quantitive in US English: quantitive adjectiveˈkwän(t)ədiv another term for quantitative Example sentencesExamples Such associations may represent different mechanisms for the maintenance of quantitive genetic variation than associations between large insertions and variation in bristle number. Both anecdotal and quantitive evidence suggests that US employees are paid more than their UK counterparts. Energy systems are all coupled, and they're coupled to things that normally we only relate in conversation but don't relate in a quantitive or actionable way on the policy level. And they are absolutely scathing of the quantitive approach, pointing out that economics cannot make quantitive predictions, only qualitative ones. These quantitive discrepancies probably lie in the approximate or simplified nature of the spectral simulation models.
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