The authors point out, for example, that in general the fewer people involved the easier it will be to reach a consensus, that when feelings run high objectivity is often lost, and that it is more difficult to change established behaviors.
High objectivity in implementing the test can be assumed, because of legally defined examination rules.
Therefore in this review, the screening for relevant publications was made in two steps (first step: only abstracts, second step: full texts, see Fig. 1) by two independent reviewers to achieve higher objectivity.
The computer-assisted spectral analysis of the raw data additionally guarantees a higher objectivity of TRS-BRS estimates.
We consider this kind of validation to be preferable to viral cDNA preparations because of its higher objectivity and thus comparability to assay performances observed in other laboratories.
This work complements similar efforts that focus on the community level [9], [10], though our data collection method ensures a higher objectivity of the measure of contact events, and a higher resolution both in time and in space.
The used test procedure was selected by means of high objectivity (independence of rater).
Compared with other qualitative methods, the classical grounded theory can develop the construct under the specific context and culture, so it is featured with high objectivity.
With regard to objectivity, it is also important to know whether high objectivity by one threshold value like in method B limits precise contours and facilitates medically correct detection of GA borders.
Furthermore, four researchers assessed and categorised the qualitative data independently according to stringent guidelines, in order to achieve the highest possible objectivity [ 7, 21].
