In the objective method, a principal component analysis was used to explore the objective inner correlations of different indicators, which may not be easily distinguished by human perception.
This argument seems sound, but in order to serve as a reasonable explanation of the observed differences in disability costs, such differences should only be present in the subjective-indirect method, and not in the second objective method, and that is not the case.
In contrast, an objective method such as the entropy approach can use physical data and determine weight values from them.
Using reference results (from stable slopes) as thresholds in dating an objective method for detecting landslide activity was developed.
Our recommendations for future research are that the characteristics of patients who need long-term follow-up care should be studied to identify prognostic characteristics for follow-up care and the recording of follow-up care initiated should be registered in a more objective method, independent of the health care professional providing the care.
In 1928, in a dissertation called "An Objective Method for Determining Reader Interest in the Content of a Newspaper," Gallup argued that "at one time the press was depended upon as the chief agency for instructing and informing the mass of people" but that newspapers no longer filled that role and instead ought to meet "a greater need for entertainment".
This is the largest cohort study in Europe using an objective method (polygraphy) instead of questionnaires to assess the prevalence of OSA in ESRD patients undergoing hemodialysis.
The difficulty of interpreting bone scan changes even for experienced readers is the incentive to develop an objective method in order to minimise disagreement among observers.
While numerous constitutive models have been proposed in the literature, an objective method is needed to select a parsimonious model that represents the experimental data well and has good predictive capability.
