Sentence examples for more objective criterion from inspiring English sources

Although ants clearly became disoriented before losing mobility, we found the loss of mobility to be a more objective criterion for scoring heat tolerance.

The second set serves as an example of a more focused context and is selected using a more objective criterion, i.e. gene expression perturbations upon HMPV infection.

And these more objective criteria have a big advantage: They are not prone to the conflict of interest of ratings agencies that are paid millions by the companies and banks whose securities they rate.

Even though it was Smith's case that prompted a federal arbiter last week to order the Amateur Softball Association of America to select the team again using more objective criteria, the team selected yesterday is identical -- except for one alternate -- to the squad chosen last September.

From the beginning we wondered how far we should allow ourselves to be swayed by our own likes and dislikes, or whether to assess each book on more objective criteria such as quality of writing, structure and substance, and to try to consider how far it succeeded on its own terms – even if, as one member of the group put it, the subject matter was "not [our] bag".

After IAGA meeting in Sopron (Hungry) in 2009, and taking in consideration some previous works as (Joselyn, 1985), and (Curto et al., 2007), more objective criteria to select events were introduced, e.g., at least a slope of 3 nT/min at minimum in 3 of 5 low-latitude stations.

Reform advocates have called for clarifying the "engaged in the business" standard to set more objective criteria that would in turn drive more sales out of the unregulated private market and into the background check system.

This score was modified by using more objective criteria (Table 1).

Additional clinical variables as more objective criteria may be helpful in evaluating rater disagreement in this patient group.

2) To add more objective criteria, we assessed prescription refills and calculated the medication possession ratio (MPR).

Although the utility of the famine scale by Howe and Devereux needs rigorous assessment, it does provide more objective criteria than previous approaches.