Sentence examples for for more objective evaluation from inspiring English sources
We recognise that there are limitations associated with the conclusions from the summary effect presented here, given that it was necessary to generate an estimated placebo effect size, but we believe this does at least provide a common benchmark for comparison and the basis for more objective evaluation of treatment.
This allowed for more objective evaluation across all policy checklist assessments.
This allows for a more objective evaluation of the acoustic behavior of the developed engine encapsulation.
Therefore, to avoid potential bias, assessment of the ICRS grade by an independent observer who is blinded to the surgical technique is required for a more objective evaluation.
Therefore, more standardized and purpose-oriented measurements in the field of plastic surgery are important for a more objective evaluation of human bodies [ 32].
Clinical data on ovarian and uterine function are included as well, which allow for a more objective evaluation of the actual fertility status.
Fourth, the measurements of the choroidal thickness were performed manually, and automated software will be required for a more objective evaluation.
An improvement of this approach over existing meta-regression methods is that the use of regression splines eliminates the need to make strict a priori assumptions regarding the shape of the ERC, which allows for a more objective evaluation of its actual shape.
On the other hand, physiological measurements provide a more objective evaluation for studying visual fatigue induced by a 3D display [6].
A more objective evaluation by blood testing for the specific circulating IgE would probably allow the detection of more atopic subjects, but the skin-prick test is much more easier to administer "on the field" in large populations.
It will be useful for the medical community to develop hierarchical systems for classifying the significance and relevance of the evidence to enable a more objective evaluation process.
