quantitative research
ˈkwɒntɪˌteɪtɪv rɪˈsɜːrtʃ
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Definition of quantitative research - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

dataTECH.research involving numerical data and statistical analysisTECH.
  • The study used quantitative research to analyze the survey results.
  • Quantitative research was essential for the project's success.
  • They relied on quantitative research to validate their findings.
empirical research
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Expressions with quantitative

quantitative analysisn.
evaluation of numerical data to understand patterns
Quantitative analysis helped identify market trends.
quantitative easingn.
monetary policy increasing money supply by buying bonds
The central bank used quantitative easing to boost the economy.
quantitative relationn.
relation between magnitudes or quantities
The quantitative relation between speed and time is crucial.
quantitative trait locin.
specific chromosome regions linked to trait variation
Scientists identified quantitative trait loci for height in the study.
quantitative chemical analysisn.
study of chemical amounts in substances
Quantitative chemical analysis helps find the amount of salt in water.
quantitative determinationn.
measurement that gives how much of a substance is present
The lab performed a quantitative determination of glucose in the sample.

Expressions with research

customer researchn.
study of what customers want and how they act
Customer research helps companies understand what people want.
do researchv.
study a subject carefully to discover or check new information
You should do research before choosing a university.
research assistantn.
person who helps with research tasks in any setting
The research assistant prepared the data for analysis.
research centern.
place where systematic investigation is conducted
The university has a new research center for climate studies.
research labn.
place for scientific experiments and studies
The research lab is equipped with advanced microscopes.
research projectn.
task requiring detailed study over a period
His research project involved multiple field trips..
research reportn.
detailed analysis of a specific topic
The students submitted a research report on renewable energy sources.
research teamn.
group of people working together to study questions or problems
The research team published their findings in an international journal.
research instituten.
organization that carries out detailed study to create new knowledge in fields
She works at a research institute focusing on renewable energy.
research papern.
written report describing research process and findings
She submitted her research paper to the science journal.

Terms related to quantitative research

💡 Terms in the same lexical field: analogies, antonyms, common collocates, words with same roots, hypernyms…
quantificationquantifyquantityresearcherassessmentevaluationexperimentmeasurementstudysurvey

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  1. French:recherche quantitative, ...
  2. German:quantitative Forschung, ...
  3. Italian:ricerca quantitativa, ...
  4. Spanish:estudio cuantitativo, ...
  5. Portuguese:pesquisa quantitativa, ...
  6. Chinese:定量研究, ...
  7. Japanese:定量的研究, ...
  8. Arabic:بحث كمي, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַחְקָר כַּמּוּתִי, ...
  10. Russian:количественное исследование, ...
  11. Ukrainian:кількісне дослідження, ...
  12. Hindi:मात्रात्मक अनुसंधान, ...

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