Sentence examples for a measure of objective from inspiring English sources

Our broad hypothesis is spectroscopic measurements of tissue biochemistry represents a measure of objective disease detection and grading that is currently unattainable in clinical practice.

For him, running has provided escape, acceptance, a measure of objective achievement beyond even the impartiality of science.

As a measure of objective mental health measures, the Kessler 6 non-specific distress scale (K6) developed by Kessler et al. [19] was used.

In two separate trials the peak shear force was determined on cooked samples as a measure of objective tenderness, and DEXA images scanned.

Other authors claim priority for other "oughts": Mason (2013) favors the probability function that is most reasonable for the agent to adopt in response to her evidence, given her epistemic limitations, while Oddie and Menzies (1992) favor the objective chance function as a measure of objective rightness.

If a crude measure of laterality is all that is available, combining it with a measure of objective motor function may improve its utility.

Seconds (along with minutes, hours and days) are a measure of ordinary, objective, public time – time as it is measured by clocks and stop-watches.

To construct the measure of status discordance, we first use latent class analysis (LCA) to generate a unidimensional measure of objective status in so much we can quantify the divergence between objective and subjective social status.

Self-reported general health has been shown to be a reliable measure of objective health [ 37], and a good predictor of mortality and other morbidities [ 38].

Based on the large sample of a decade, we used latent class analysis to generate a unidimensional measure of objective status, which uses one's education, income, and occupational prestige.

While self-rating of health is a good measure of objective and subjective health [ 2], it is also a feasible way to measure health in large-scale surveys [ 3, 4].