Definition of qualitatively in English:

qualitatively

adverbˈkwɒlɪtətɪvliˈkwɑləˌteɪdɪvli

With regard to the quality or qualities of something rather than its quantity.
our results differ qualitatively from previous studies
security levels can be qualitatively assessed
Example sentencesExamples
- Public health services have been deteriorating quantitatively and qualitatively due to limitation in available resources.
- Building a compact system is qualitatively different from building a full tower PC.
- Changing these values within physically reasonable limits does not qualitatively change the results.
- At the end of training, subjects were asked to answer a short questionnaire to qualitatively assess their knowledge of the repeating problems.
- The theory/simulations and experiments can be directly qualitatively and quantitatively compared with each other.
- The performance in protein design calculations was also evaluated qualitatively.
- In actuality, the statement itself is qualitatively neutral.
- This overestimation affects the average behavior of the system, and depending on the model can even yield qualitatively wrong results.
- Qualitatively, all of our predictions were correct.
- Today, the public mood in Russia differs qualitatively from the mood in 2003 and 2007.

Definition of qualitatively in US English:

qualitatively

adverbˈkwɑləˌteɪdɪvliˈkwäləˌtādivlē

With regard to the quality or qualities of something rather than its quantity.
our results differ qualitatively from previous studies
security levels can be qualitatively assessed
Example sentencesExamples
- Public health services have been deteriorating quantitatively and qualitatively due to limitation in available resources.
- This overestimation affects the average behavior of the system, and depending on the model can even yield qualitatively wrong results.
- The performance in protein design calculations was also evaluated qualitatively.
- In actuality, the statement itself is qualitatively neutral.
- Building a compact system is qualitatively different from building a full tower PC.
- Qualitatively, all of our predictions were correct.
- The theory/simulations and experiments can be directly qualitatively and quantitatively compared with each other.
- Changing these values within physically reasonable limits does not qualitatively change the results.
- At the end of training, subjects were asked to answer a short questionnaire to qualitatively assess their knowledge of the repeating problems.
- Today, the public mood in Russia differs qualitatively from the mood in 2003 and 2007.

单词	qualitatively
释义	Definition of qualitatively in English: qualitatively adverbˈkwɒlɪtətɪvliˈkwɑləˌteɪdɪvli With regard to the quality or qualities of something rather than its quantity. our results differ qualitatively from previous studies security levels can be qualitatively assessed Example sentencesExamples Public health services have been deteriorating quantitatively and qualitatively due to limitation in available resources. Building a compact system is qualitatively different from building a full tower PC. Changing these values within physically reasonable limits does not qualitatively change the results. At the end of training, subjects were asked to answer a short questionnaire to qualitatively assess their knowledge of the repeating problems. The theory/simulations and experiments can be directly qualitatively and quantitatively compared with each other. The performance in protein design calculations was also evaluated qualitatively. In actuality, the statement itself is qualitatively neutral. This overestimation affects the average behavior of the system, and depending on the model can even yield qualitatively wrong results. Qualitatively, all of our predictions were correct. Today, the public mood in Russia differs qualitatively from the mood in 2003 and 2007. Definition of qualitatively in US English: qualitatively adverbˈkwɑləˌteɪdɪvliˈkwäləˌtādivlē With regard to the quality or qualities of something rather than its quantity. our results differ qualitatively from previous studies security levels can be qualitatively assessed Example sentencesExamples Public health services have been deteriorating quantitatively and qualitatively due to limitation in available resources. This overestimation affects the average behavior of the system, and depending on the model can even yield qualitatively wrong results. The performance in protein design calculations was also evaluated qualitatively. In actuality, the statement itself is qualitatively neutral. Building a compact system is qualitatively different from building a full tower PC. Qualitatively, all of our predictions were correct. The theory/simulations and experiments can be directly qualitatively and quantitatively compared with each other. Changing these values within physically reasonable limits does not qualitatively change the results. At the end of training, subjects were asked to answer a short questionnaire to qualitatively assess their knowledge of the repeating problems. Today, the public mood in Russia differs qualitatively from the mood in 2003 and 2007.
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