Sentence examples for more objective nature from inspiring English sources
One explanation for this may be that some of the neutral items were of a more objective nature (often describing something physical about our world, e.g., that "lions are carnivores", compared to the more subjective nature of "Osama bin Laden was a terrorist") and so violation of such beliefs may have had a stronger affective impact.
The subjective assessment (i.e. the physician ranking the patient's subjective experience of own illness) might obscure disease severity compared to the more objective and clinically based nature of the TBscore.
As the analysis of electrophysiological data becomes more sophisticated, the intuitive and objective nature of a decoding approach becomes increasingly important.
Given the nature of the study, more objective measures such as bacterial counts, wound cultures or wound biopsy were not practical.
Use of SUVs eliminates the subjective nature of visual analysis to obtain a more objective assessment of treatment response.
In contrast to the self-reports in study 1, which are subjective in nature (asking participants how interested and prepared they felt), study 2 provides a more objective measurement of interest demonstrated through course selection and academic performance.
However, because of the complexity and nature of this type of epidemiological research project, it was not practically possible to use more objective measures for such diverse behaviors.
This methodology provides a more objective basis to construct an overall indicator of interest, but it still would not provide an insight on the different nature and scope of the policy interventions (i.e. treating them equally).
"Voicing, it was more objective.
I think I'm more objective.
