Sentence examples for more objective quantification from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the technique allows for a more objective quantification of the findings gained from conventional palpation by the physician.

This allowed for a more objective quantification of the Ki-67 immunohistochemical marker.

The lexicon not only simplified the communication of the radiologists' level of suspicion but also allowed more objective quantification of the diagnostic performance of MRI for diagnosing ECE, with a reported area under the curve of 0.85 [ 8].

Compared to the direct counting of AgNOR signals, morphometric analysis allows a more objective and reproducible quantification on histological sections [ 17, 32].

A more objective approach is the quantification of circulating levels of lymphangiogenic growth factors, such as VEGF-C and VEGF-D, and of circulating lymphatic endothelial progenitor cells.

Compared with the qualitative evaluation of enhancement used in clinical routine, IU quantification is more objective.

SEP, which was developed in 1947 by Dawson, is more objective than earlier techniques and has the advantage of quantification of the extent of damage.

Quantification of HBV DNA is a more objective direct measure of potential infectivity and brings this procedure in line with management of HBV-infected healthcare workers (19 ).

Quantification of intratumour vascularity allows a more objective analysis and a better reproducibility than the only qualitative evaluation of the Doppler signal from tumour vessels.

20 The objective quantification and reporting of these factors allows for a more comprehensive description of the characteristic and clinical features of groin pain in athletes.

Contribution analysis as employed in this study may provide a method for the classification of brain regions that is complementary to the more commonly used categories (sensory/motor, unimodal/multimodal, primary/secondary), and which is based on an objective quantification of inter-regional connectivity.