The phrase "a more objective data" is not correct in English.
It should be "more objective data" or "a more objective set of data." You can use it when discussing the need for data that is less influenced by personal feelings or opinions, typically in research or analysis contexts.
Example: "To improve the accuracy of our findings, we need to gather more objective data."
Alternatives: "more impartial data" or "less biased data."
To determine whether more extensive in utero chemotherapy exposure translates to worse health outcomes overall will require more prolonged follow-up and a prospective study with more objective data.
This chapter concludes that there is a general need to gather more objective data about our technologies.
Evaluation methods of HCP work can be used before and after a system introduction to collect more objective data about its impact on ICU operations.
Moreover, self-report measures and interviews by definition reflect a subjective quantification of concepts from the perspective of parents whereas observed interactions by an independent observer can provide more objective data [ 3].
In our study the real-time medical information obtained by the residents was perceived to be useful and impacted patients' care although additional studies in different settings are required to provide more objective data for an appropriate qualitative analysis in reference to the impact on patient management and outcome.
A prospective study in patients with chronic cluster headache could possibly provide relatively more objective data.
The study shows that such correlations can provide additional, more objective data to support the use of behavioural indicators as a measure of unconsciousness and provide details when certain behaviours may be present or absent in an animal that loses consciousness.
In addition to collecting data on how participants perceived the game, the research team also wanted to collate more objective data on the games impact on player knowledge retention across a spaced interval.
More objective data on the spatiotemporal gait characteristics can be generated using a pressure sensitive walkway (PSW) [ 14] and kinematic analysis [ 15, 16] but this requires specialized and expensive instrumentation.
Journalists and academics who seek more objective data risk prosecution for disclosing state secrets.
