Sentence examples for more objective markers from inspiring English sources

The field has been working towards more objective markers including genetic, functional imaging and other formats for pain phenotyping.

This study offers a new possibility: a way to use smell as a more objective marker of potential disorder.

A more objective marker of clinical benefit was assessed by examining whether the post-Isabel diagnostic workup (but not the pre-Isabel workup) included the discharge diagnosis.

This may reflect that FAR is a more objective marker and a more stable trait while EI is more likely to be influenced by societal factors, which will affect self-report measures and gender particularly.

Understanding the role of systemic inflammation in cancer pathogenesis has been a key in the development of novel and more objective prognostic markers.

"My hope is that we begin to rely more on objective markers like board certification as a statement of quality rather than where someone went to medical school," Dr. Norcini said.

Their results suggested that anti-α-fodrin antibodies might replace anti-Ro and anti-La antibodies, as a more objective serological marker to improve the diagnostic value of classification criteria.

Therefore more objective and robust markers for prediction of relapse are needed.

On the other hand, self-rated quality of life can capture a broad array of activity-based and psychosocial outcomes, and pulmonary function measures or respiratory symptoms provide more objective and sensitive markers of health improvements.

VEGF expression is higher than CD31 at biopsy, suggesting that VEGF is a more objective and sensitive marker of angiogenic regulation; it can therefore be used to evaluate the prognostic role of angiogenesis in osteosarcoma, as well as in other carcinomas and mesenchymal tumors [ 12, 18, 19, 22, 25, 26].

Also more objective parameters, as the fecal markers, confirmed the positive role of the probiotic in limitation of the inflammation in the intestinal pouch mucosa.