Qualitative,

Definition of Qualitative:

1. Associated with the subjective quality of a thing or phenomenon, such as feel, taste, expertise, image, leadership, reputation.

   Qualitative aspects are abstract; they either do not require measurement or cannot be measured because the reality they represent can only be approximated. Knowledge of these aspects is gained through observation combined with interpretative understanding of the underlying thing or phenomenon.

2. Relating to, measuring, or measured by the quality of something rather than its quantity.

3. Of high quality; excellent.

How to use Qualitative in a sentence?

1. A qualitative change in the undergraduate curriculum.
2. My boss called me into his office and told me that I was being assigned to work on a qualitative analysis of the effect of the minimum wage on the standard of living in our city.
3. The quality of the fish at the market could be determined by several different qualitative factors including its appearance, texture, and taste.
4. Lots of chemicals can be identified more quickly by the qualitative features of such chemical, such as color or texture, rather than gathering quantitative data.

Qualitative,

Qualitative Definition:

Related to the quality of something that cannot be measured, such as touch, image, taste, etc. Describes the characteristics of people who cannot be measured, such as knowledge, behavior, attitudes, etc.

In terms of quality, mainly in terms of quantity or quantity.

Meanings of Qualitative

1. The quality, measurement or comparison of an object, not its quantity.

2. Very good quality.

Sentences of Qualitative

1. Quality changes in undergraduate courses

Qualitative,

Qualitative Meanings:

Qualitative definition is: Related to the quality of something that cannot be measured, such as touch, image, taste, etc. It describes the characteristics of people who cannot be measured, such as knowledge, behavior, attitudes, etc.

Meanings of Qualitative

1. Relating to the quality of something, measured or measured, not its quantity.

Sentences of Qualitative

1. Children are given free, quality education.

Qualitative,

What Does Qualitative Mean?

Related to the quality of something that cannot be measured, such as touch, image, taste, etc. Describes the qualities of people that cannot be measured, such as knowledge, behavior, attitudes, etc.

Meanings of Qualitative

1. Relating to the quality of something, measured or not measured by its quantity.

Sentences of Qualitative

1. Standard changes to undergraduate courses

2. Offering free, quality education to children

Qualitative

Qualitative means properties of something that cannot be measured. For example, if you think one ad is better than another, you could say it's higher quality because your opinion can't be measured numerically.

In terms of quality, especially as opposed to quantity or quantity.