Sentence examples for gives an objective from inspiring English sources

An echocardiogram gives an objective measurement of heart function, and is now often considered to be decisive for the diagnosis of heart failure.

More accurate results can be obtained by using an instrument known as a retinoscope, which gives an objective assessment of the refraction that can subsequently be modified by subjective methods to suit the individual requirements of the patient.

The orgy in the film "Easy Rider," for instance, is poor by comparison with the rest of the film; it neither gives an objective picture of people under the influence of drugs, nor makes us feel that we are on a trip ourselves.

We see that EC gives an objective measure of the detail enhancement.

A new method which gives an objective measure of colonization of roots by vesicular arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi.

The system gives an "objective assessment of a film's commercial value prior to financing, producing and distributing" which basically means we'll never have to watch another Alice In Wonderland sequel.

On the other hand, given an objective function favoring the appropriate properties of FC, computers can objectively identify the location of the abluminal boundary more consistently than humans.

Andrew McQueen, assistant at Piccadilly Records, tried to give an objective assessment.

It's tricky for me to give an objective judgment, but I think the character traits are exaggerated for dramatic effort.

The theory gave a satisfactory account of the relative abundances of the elements, provided an explanation of the direction of stellar evolution and gave an objective basis for calculation of the internal constitution of stars.

Throughout these apparently discrete passages, Jed's overriding concern is "to give an objective description of the world"; discussions about the extent to which this is possible form the basis of his association with the writer.