Sentence examples for an objective information from inspiring English sources

In order to provide an objective information for the comparison between various analytic methods of BoNTs, we quantified the as-prepared BoNTs by BCA protein assay and determined its lethal toxicity by MLA.

Participants who self-reported type 2 diabetes that could not be verified with an objective information source were not included as cases (n = 5).

Our findings have provided an objective information for the better understanding of physicians' heavy workload which has been mainly discussed as personal impressions in the literature.

As a secondary objective, information was collected that focused on participant confidence levels, as well as face and content validity of the PoCUS simulator.

Even though not a study objective, information of the quantity and quality of research would have given more information of research output and reflected on adequacy of research.

It is to note that in a vacuum of objective information about a private matter, the woman takes the hit.

The Voice of America, born during World War II, nurtured in cold war propaganda and remade in the 1990's as a source of objective information for a global audience, is under renewed pressure to be a salesman for government policy in the wake of the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11.

Since physicians are gate keepers to the medical system and have a key role regarding a drugs' prescription, objective information should be made available to physicians about biological, ethical and social consequences of CE use.

ACTRN12611000661976 Because of an absence of objective information from randomised studies, it is advised that men diagnosed with localised prostate cancer (PCa) are offered three broad treatment approaches that include surgery or radical prostatectomy (RP), irradiation of the prostate, or observation in the form of active surveillance or watchful waiting [ 1].

There is no doubt that the process has a degree of subjectivity, which can easily cause a loss of objective information.

Still, given that most Americans know the network only by reputation, or via Donald Rumsfeld's public denunciations of it, a little more objective information would not have gone amiss.