Sentence examples for more objective factors from inspiring English sources
Mr. McGovern acknowledged that his emotional ties to M.I.T. had played a role in the decision, but said that more objective factors also came into play, including its neuroscience programs and its "willingness to be very collaborative".
The new category comes a year after U.S. News overhauled its ranking criteria (following years of criticism) to include more objective factors like graduation and freshman retention rates, thereby relying less on academic reputation.
With this approach, the more objective factors, such as the biological and the immunological, are considered to be the most important, even though markers for the latter are already used to match an organ with a recipient [ 19].
It is also possible that a lay population might focus on vivid and disturbing information [33] whereas a medically oriented population would focus on more objective risk factors, as seen with an expert population [5].
In addition, a number of more objective risk factors were assessed, including, waist and hip circumferences, weight, height, and blood pressure.
However, our study included more objective risk factors for variceal bleeding, namely, variceal size and cirrhosis score at time of TOE.
Patients' perceptions of control were predicted by depressive symptoms and perceptions of health behaviors, whereas more objective and stable factors affected their actual A1C.
The more objective Journal Impact Factor has the disadvantage of excluding unpublished primary studies.
Across cancers, the decision to pursue genetic testing is influenced more by subjective than objective factors.
Specifically, to determine the number of factors, we combined a graphical scree test (Cattell, 1966) with a parallel analysis (Horn, 1965), using the MonteCarlo PA software, which offers a more objective approach for extracting factors.
National standards to compare against care received may facilitate a more objective assessment of avoidable factors associated with each death.
