Sentence examples for a much more objective from inspiring English sources
We used three different measures to assess childhood adversities in this study, which ranged in their degree of objectiveness from a highly subjective stressfulness rating to a much more objective index of specific events such as parental death and divorce.
When you shoot a film you haven't written, you have a much more objective point of view.
"It turns a lineup into a much more objective, science-based procedure," said Gary L. Wells, a professor of psychology at Iowa State University and a prominent proponent of blind sequential lineups.
My own advice to [prospective law students] trying to determine a school's overall "ranking" is to look at the quality of students it attracts, as determined by LSAT scores (a much more objective measure than GPA).
The biases and pressures cannot be escaped, the authors argue, but they can be tempered by applying a very different method of forecasting--one that takes a much more objective "outside view" of an initiative's likely outcome.
A: I'm sure that this history will be seen in a much more objective way with the passing of time.
We believe that PASC can be a great aid to ICTV Study Groups by providing much more objective criteria for making taxonomic assignments based on sequence comparisons.
The way I usually cut the vocals is to impersonalize a singer as well, to make the content of the words less meaningful and much more objective, as music, in my opinion, shouldn't make a statement.
When you question your self-talk in this way, you start to look at it as though someone else were saying it – which allows you to be much more objective about it.
The CEUS survey is also much more objective than baseline US: the operator must in fact observe the enhancement behaviour of the lesions during the different post-contrast phases to achieve correct characterisation without having to take into account the complex semeiotics of conventional US [1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7].
