The greater the qualitative-quantitative parallelism in the study design and its implementation, the more difficult it is to compare and contrast textual and numeric forms of evidence in an integrative manner.

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Greater qualitative-quantitative parallelism in study design and implementation actually facilitates the comparison and contrast of textual and numeric forms of evidence, making integration easier by ensuring that both forms of data are aligned and can be directly related to each other.

The Greater the Qualitative-Quantitative Parallelism in the Study Design and Its