Sentence examples for a more objective indicator from inspiring English sources

Strain is a more objective indicator than displacement because no reference frame is required.

However, offenders frequently underreport their alcohol consumption, and use of biomarkers has been proposed as a more objective indicator.

However, a more objective indicator also shows incompetence of which respondents are unaware.

Use of umbilical blood gases as a measurement would be a more objective indicator for infant well-being, but missing data could be a challenge as a test of umbilical blood gases is not routinely used in all birth settings.

In addition, a more objective indicator was added asking if someone was diagnosed suffering from a chronic condition such as diabetes, coronary artery disease, hypertension, asthma, or a depression.

While such tests could at least theoretically provide a more objective indicator of whether returned applicators had been used, they cannot provide information on the timing of use, the amount of product inserted, or which mucosal surfaces had been touched by the applicator.

Only a few population representative studies data look at the relationship in the German context between fertility and job insecurity, or the more objective indicator of job instability (Kurz et al. 2005; Bernhard and Kurz 2007; Kreyenfeld 2005; Vondracek 2000).

Therefore, surveys with a broader scope and more objective indicators are required to prioritize these opinions and make sound assumptions about (cost-effective) benefits of introducing new tools.

The finding that health impairments as reflected by more objective indicators have an adverse effect on all five items is, with a few exceptions [ 6- 8, 12, 13, 16], also in line with the findings in earlier studies [ 6- 17].

As self-reported measures potentially reveal an idealized version of actual behavior, we developed two more objective indicators: pharmaceutical data and medical records.

However, these measures have a strong reliance on self-perceived cultural competence rather than more objective indicators [ 21, 22].