Sentence examples for more objective processes from inspiring English sources

Harding's ideal of "strong objectivity" includes both reflexivity and democratic inclusion as the key features of more objective processes of inquiry.

One major limitation currently with studying street level urban design qualities for walkability is the often inconsistent and unreliable measures of streetscape features across different field surveyors even with costly training due to lack of more objective processes, which also make large scale study difficult.

I think that if it was done this way, it would be a more objective process.

And Congressional leaders said the Air Force seemed to have come up with a more objective process for judging the differences in the planes than it had before.

It will be useful for the medical community to develop hierarchical systems for classifying the significance and relevance of the evidence to enable a more objective evaluation process.

This use of terminology give the impression that the identification of user needs is a more neutral, objective process than it actually is.

Future studies should also employ more objective measurements of the processes we intended to assess, as our methods solely relied on self-report.

As a semi-quantitative or quantitative technique PET can potentially provide more objective evaluation of metabolic processes that are influenced by tumour grade and therefore might provide prognostic information.

The separation of scientific and fiscal merit at the NIH made the review process more objective, because reviewers were independent of the institute and their "evaluations were made independently of the program needs of the intramural scientists," Mandel says.

One solution to this problem is to base selection on the most objective grounds possible, and there is no process more objective than the one favoured by the United States Olympic Committee - a system of trials in which athletes compete against each other for a place on the team.

In single-molecule studies, there is an added complication since an element of judgement has to be applied in selecting data to analyse; we propose criteria to make this process more objective.