Sentence examples for difficult to assess objectively from inspiring English sources

However it remains difficult to assess objectively.

The concept of molecular similarity is one of the central ideas in cheminformatics, despite the fact that it is ill-defined and rather difficult to assess objectively.

Inclusion of younger children in which measures of function are difficult to assess objectively [32], could explain some of the variability in functional measures.

After the pilot phase a few measures were dropped (e.g. the quality of parks, the extent of physical disorder) as these measures were difficult to assess objectively and concerns were raised by many of our in-country investigators that qualitative measures (e.g. Likert scales) would be difficult to compare across communities from different countries.

The quality of a journal is difficult to assess objectively and perhaps impossible to define numerically.

Physicians need additional instruments, knowledge and experience in relation to disorders that are difficult to assess objectively [ 66].

But Jans is certainly not alone in finding it difficult to assess Suárez objectively — even if he speaks with an authority few others can — because soccer's partisan nature, particularly in the intense environment of the Premier League, makes it hard to have calm discussions about Suárez.

We did not examine the role of imagery and emotional appeals in the advertisements, because it is difficult to assess these objectively.

As my written Italian takes root and solidifies, it becomes easier to assess objectively and, as a result, to step in and out of it.

Acoustic analysis can be used to assess objectively the sound properties of respiratory sounds.

This makes the work irreproducible and worse, impossible to assess objectively.