In the present study, only one patient complained of neurosensory disorder, while five out of six patients had ND if assessed by the objective method (SW test and Highet grading).
Until then, the positive spirit was characterized by the objective method, which works its way from the world to man; but as this goal has now been reached, it becomes possible to invert that direction and go from man to world, to adopt, in other words, the subjective method, which so far had been associated with the anthropomorphism of theology.
The objective methods determine weights by solving mathematical models automatically without any consideration of the decision maker's preferences, for example, the entropy method and multiple objective programming.
Physical activity patterns of the children asked in the parental questionnaire were only vague approximations of real activity levels measured by accelerometers as the objective method of choice.
The low PAL estimated using the objective method was supported by the 24-hour physical activity recall, with large amount of sedentary activities reported.
However, in the present study, complete recovery of neural function at more than 1-year follow-up was observed only on one operative side, and the other patients (six of seven operative sides) reported at least a weak disturbance of IAN sensory function when evaluated by the relatively objective method.
The ICC for the 124 districts/counties' vulnerability scores as calculated by the subjective and objective methods was 0.98 with p<0.01 (Table 4), indicating that the results were robust to the assessment methods.
Intraclass correlation coefficient (ICC) was used to assess the consistence of VIs of 124 districts/counties calculated by the subjective and objective methods.
However, a further study is needed to solve the problem of determining the evolution phase by using suitable objective methods so as to find out an effective method to decrease noises.
