Sentence examples for better objectivity from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, the semi-quantitative analysis using SUVs has better objectivity.

We also believe that supervision and assessment at different competence levels or procedure status levels for necessary skill acquirement could have better objectivity, than only direct observation to acquire competency [ 12, 33].

For Longino, such criticism suggests the need for a better norm of objectivity, "measured against the cognitive needs of a genuinely democratic community" (Longino 1990, 236).

Exercise has the added benefit of improving your mood so you can look at your situation with a better sense of objectivity, or at least help you calm down.

"News articles that are written through the eyes of a mere observer, without a perspective or slant, can foster political disaffection among citizens," explains author Minha Kim of Sungkyunkwan University (note: for the highly politically engaged, objectivity is better, which is explained below).

It is an irrefutable fact that sensationalism and partisanship sell better than analysis and objectivity.

Firstly, a key advantage for analyzing medication use is the objectivity and better accuracy in assessing a patient's underlying health conditions than past medical history documentation.

Transparency is well and good, but accuracy and objectivity are even better.

The idea was that objectivity would yield better research.

The possibility that patients will make a more informed choice, the assurance of a better follow-up, and a greater objectivity are also important advantages.

Due to the fact that answers to open ended questions could be corrected by only one instructor, the quality criteria of equal treatment could be better achieved and as a consequence objectivity could be raised.