Quantitative Research - Examples

Examples

  • Research that consists of the percentage amounts of all the elements that make up Earth's atmosphere.
  • Survey that concludes that the average patient has to wait two hours in the waiting room of a certain doctor before being selected.
  • An experiment in which group x was given two tablets of Aspirin a day and Group y was given two tablets of a placebo a day where each participant is randomly assigned to one or other of the groups. The numerical factors such as two tablets, percent of elements and the time of waiting make the situations and results quantitative.
  • In finance, quantitative research into the stock markets is used to develop models to price complex trades, and develop algorithms to exploit investment hypotheses, as seen in quantitative hedge funds and Trading Strategy Indices.

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