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Quantitative family evaluation measures

1965
The quantitative instruments which adequately measure total family functioning, or even some of the more meaningful variables in family relationships and functioning, have not yet been developed. We can only hope that a major breakthrough will occur in this area in the next few years, following the success of conceptualizing family system ...
Alfred S. Friedman, Geraldine Lincoln
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Quantitative evaluation

2020
Wai Leung Ambrose Lo, Le Li
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Quantitative Vendor Evaluation

Journal of Purchasing and Materials Management, 1976
L. R. Lamberson, D. Diederich, J. Wuori
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Clinical evaluation of “quantitative” rheoencephalography

Neurology, 1970
E F, Masucci, J H, Seipel, J F, Kurtzke
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Quantitative Evaluation of Sleep

Journal of Applied Physiology, 1956
B F, HOFFMAN, E E, SUCKLING, C M, BROOKS, E H, KOENIG, K S, COLEMAN, H J, TREUMANN   +5 more
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Quantitative evaluations

2012
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Evaluation Research, Quantitative

2020
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Quantitative Evaluation of Isotope Nephrograms

Acta Radiologica. Diagnosis, 1972
A, Fritjofsson, J E, Persson, B, Söderholm, K J, Vikterlöf   +3 more
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Evaluating quantitative research reports.

Nephrology nursing journal : journal of the American Nephrology Nurses' Association, 2005
As a novice reviewer, it is often difficult to trust your evaluation of a research report. You may feel uncertain in your interpretations. These are common concerns and can be remedied by reading and discussing research reports on research listservs, through journal clubs, or with other nephrology nurses. Practice using the criteria for research report
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Quantitative Evaluation

2001
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