quantitively Antonyms
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Meaning of quantitively
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quantitively (adv.)
So as to be measurable by quantity; quantitatively.
quantitively Sentence Examples
- The team sought to assess the project's progress quantitively by measuring specific milestones.
- It's challenging to quantitively determine the impact of cultural factors on consumer behavior.
- Managers often evaluate employee performance quantitively through metrics such as sales numbers and productivity ratios.
- The company aimed to increase its market share quantitively by expanding into new territories.
- Researchers analyzed the data quantitively to identify correlations between variables.
- The quantitively measured outcomes of the program indicated a significant improvement in participant satisfaction.
- Quantitively tracking expenses allows individuals to better manage their finances and identify areas for savings.
- The effectiveness of the new training program will be assessed quantitively through performance metrics.
- By quantitively comparing different investment opportunities, investors can make more informed decisions.
- The success of the advertising campaign will be evaluated quantitively by measuring its impact on sales.
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So as to be measurable by quantity; quantitatively.
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The team sought to assess the project's progress quantitively by measuring specific milestones.
It's challenging to quantitively determine the impact of cultural factors on consumer behavior.
Managers often evaluate employee performance quantitively through metrics such as sales numbers and productivity ratios.
The company aimed to increase its market share quantitively by expanding into new territories.
