Preposition: in

• nature: The emphasis here will be primarily quantitative in nature, drawn from secondary sources.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• make: This project is to develop the theory and make the effect quantitative.

Modifies a noun

• locus: Thus such genes have been called quantitative trait loci or QTL.

• analysis: However, there is an even sharper color change which is used in quantitative analysis.

• method: The first is a two hour examination on quantitative methods worth 50 per cent.

• genetics: Research History My initial research was based around studies on the quantitative genetics of Brassica spp.

• methodology: The study is open to both qualitative and quantitative methodologies.

• trait: Aspects of population genetics and inheritance of quantitative traits.

Modifying Another Word

• purely: Moreover, all the tools of automation subtly invite our attention ever more one-sidedly to the purely quantitative side of things.

• primarily: The emphasis here will be primarily quantitative in nature, drawn from secondary sources.

• only: Not only quantitative knowledge is important in this respect.

• not: The results of the focus group will usually be qualitative in nature and not quantitative.

• also: See also quantitative quantitative that can be measured or assessed using numbers.

• either: The measures can be either quantitative or qualitative, or a mixture of both.

Used with adjective complement

• perform: She told the travel channel pioneered of the season next performed quantitative.

• become: As the technique becomes increasingly quantitative it promises to deliver real insight into the nature of chemical change.

• provide: Banding together in that a percent we provide quantitative.

• use: This puts almost irresistible pressure on markers to use quantitative marking schemes.

• make: This technique, if made quantitative, is able to fulfill these requirements by the SIA.