qualitative

Word family adjective qualitative qualitiedadverb qualitatively nounquality assurancequality controlquality timequality

qual·i·ta·tive /ˈkwɒlətətɪv $ ˈkwɑːləteɪ-/ AWL adjectiveadj formal

SCHARACTER OF somethingrelating to the quality or standard of something rather than the quantity 质量的；定性的；性质的

a qualitative analysis/study

a qualitative study of educational services

对教育服务的定性研究

qualitative research5 定性研究定性研究

—qualitatively adverbadv

Women’s experiences are qualitatively different from men’s.

女性的经历与男性的经历有实质上的差别。

→ quantitative

Examples from the Corpus

qualitative• The research involves qualitative analysis of students' performance.• His global qualitative comparison thus seeks to explain why and how countries became democratic during this period.• This is the essence of the problem that qualitative costs pose for struggling organizations: they are both undeniable and unmeasurable.• Finally, retroactive cost justification fails because it never takes into account the qualitative costs that self-defeating actions inflict on organizational performance.• The quantitative dejobbing going on today leads to qualitative dejobbing.• The nature of pollution control work demands instead essentially qualitative judgements of field officers' abilities.• As in qualitative sociology, dialogue is seen as evidence and, therefore, to be presented and digested on its own.• But the fullness of the material makes possible qualitative study with particularly interesting insights into popular opinions and activities.• Studies range from a qualitative type of food habit inquiry to a much more precise quantitative one.

a qualitative analysis/study• The main focus of the project was a qualitative study of what helped adults cope on these courses.

词汇	qualitative
释义	qualitative Word family adjective qualitative qualitiedadverb qualitatively nounquality assurancequality controlquality timequality qual·i·ta·tive /ˈkwɒlətətɪv $ ˈkwɑːləteɪ-/ ●○○ AWL adjectiveadj formal SCHARACTER OF somethingrelating to the quality or standard of something rather than the quantity 质量的；定性的；性质的 a qualitative analysis/study a qualitative study of educational services 对教育服务的定性研究 qualitative research5 定性研究定性研究 —qualitatively adverbadv Women’s experiences are qualitatively different from men’s. 女性的经历与男性的经历有实质上的差别。 → quantitative Examples from the Corpus qualitative• The research involves qualitative analysis of students' performance.• His global qualitative comparison thus seeks to explain why and how countries became democratic during this period.• This is the essence of the problem that qualitative costs pose for struggling organizations: they are both undeniable and unmeasurable.• Finally, retroactive cost justification fails because it never takes into account the qualitative costs that self-defeating actions inflict on organizational performance.• The quantitative dejobbing going on today leads to qualitative dejobbing.• The nature of pollution control work demands instead essentially qualitative judgements of field officers' abilities.• As in qualitative sociology, dialogue is seen as evidence and, therefore, to be presented and digested on its own.• But the fullness of the material makes possible qualitative study with particularly interesting insights into popular opinions and activities.• Studies range from a qualitative type of food habit inquiry to a much more precise quantitative one. a qualitative analysis/study• The main focus of the project was a qualitative study of what helped adults cope on these courses.
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