Sentence examples for measurements provide objective from inspiring English sources
Bronchial responsiveness measurements provide objective evidence of a common physiologic characteristic of asthma.
Although ADC measurements provide objective, quantifiable information, the manual placement of ROIs remains a subjective action and will limit reproducibility.
These findings suggest that wastewater measurements provide objective, direct evidence of collective DTR excretion that can be used to compare patterns of illicit drug use in different communities.
Quantification of myocardial gadolinium kinetics is now feasible in patients with recent myocardial infarction and these measurements provide objective evaluations of early vs. LGE of infarcted and salvaged myocardium.
Perometer (optoelectronic) measurement was used to provide objective measurement of percentage difference in upper limb volume (%LVD) between affected and unaffected limbs.
Increasingly, behavioral and epidemiological research uses activity-based measurements (accelerometry) to provide objective estimates of physical activity, sedentary behavior, and sleep in a variety of study designs.
In part because of the challenges around the use of the SLEDAI or the BILAG in clinical trials, pharmaceutical companies have focused phase II proof-of-concept clinical trials on lupus nephritis, where laboratory measurements of proteinuria or the glomerular filtration rate provide objective measurements of renal disease.
In patients with late onset Pompe disease measurement of the maximal expiratory pressure (MEP), maximal inspiratory pressure (MIP), expiratory reserve volume, and peak cough flow provide objective measurements of muscle strength while for those with early onset disease, measurement of the Negative Inspiratory Forced Maneuver (NIFM) or MIP may be used to obtain this information.
Such measurements provide an objective evaluation of occupational exposure in nickel-sensitized individuals with hand dermatitis, but are not available in daily practice.
In contrast, readily available biomarkers which are easy to measure and quantify, might provide objective and dynamic measurements supporting clinical judgment.
"Scientific" political surveys are supposed to provide objective measurements of attitudes and preferences.
