määräämittaisesti

Määräämittaisesti is a Finnish term that translates to "quantitatively" or "by quantity." It refers to something being measured or determined based on its amount, number, or extent rather than its quality or nature. This concept is often used in various fields, including science, economics, and statistics, to denote a measurement or assessment that focuses on the numerical value of a phenomenon.

In scientific contexts, määräämittaisesti might describe an experiment where a specific quantity of a substance is used, or where results are analyzed by counting the occurrences of an event. For example, measuring the mass of a reactant in a chemical reaction is a määräämittaisesti approach. In economics, it can refer to the volume of goods produced or sold, or the total amount of money in circulation. Statistical analysis frequently relies on määräämittaisesti data, using numerical values to identify trends, draw conclusions, and make predictions.

The opposite of määräämittaisesti is "laadullisesti," which means qualitatively. While qualitative analysis focuses on the characteristics and properties of something, quantitative analysis, or the määräämittaisesti approach, deals with objective, numerical data. Understanding this distinction is crucial for interpreting data and research findings accurately across different disciplines. The term emphasizes the importance of numerical measurement and objective quantification in understanding and describing the world.