There seem to be some qualitative differences between the way men and women generally reach decisions.
Synthesizing organic compounds in chemistry is very qualitative because purity is of prime importance.
My son and daughter are both required to write 2-page essays at school, but there is
a qualitative difference in what they are expected to produce because my daughter is in grade 12, whereas my son is in grade 10.
A qualitative study offers significant results based on small samples in contrast to the large numbers of subjects of a quantitative study.
Deciding which of your
friends and relatives you want to invite is a qualitative judgment you'll have to make on your own.
Since this latest scandal, there has been a qualitative change in the public's level of trust in the governor.
Chemical or physical methods may be used to do a qualitative analysis of
a sample.
Israel has a qualitative edge in the power struggles of the Middle East.
They did a qualitative analysis of the different ways that data can be processed using the software.
The small qualitative difference between the two camcorders does not justify the large difference in price.
Human tool use is extensive enough to be considered qualitatively different from tool use by certain animals.
Human speech is a vast qualitative expansion over animal communication systems.
Paul Ekman once noted that shame is closely related to guilt, but there is a key qualitative difference. No audience is needed for feelings of guilt, no one else need know, for the guilty person is his own judge.
The history of the Nazi regime is qualitatively different from any other experience of genocide in the history of mankind.
Studies have shown that the linguistic abilities of non-humans are vastly and qualitatively different from those of man.