Sentence examples for more objective scientific from inspiring English sources

Anything that gives women more objective scientific information about their pregnancy is good.

The reason could be the more objective, scientific view of the researchers, while the physicians are more concerned with the individual patient and his or her situation.

Although the Formalists based their assumptions partly on the linguistic theory of Ferdinand de Saussure and partly on Symbolist notions concerning the autonomy of the text and the discontinuity between literary and other uses of language, the Formalists sought to make their critical discourse more objective and scientific than that of Symbolist criticism.

So, it is more objective and scientific and reliable in practice.

He claims that the three principles are derivable from this larger relativist outlook and will enable "a more objective and scientific understanding of human cultures and…more reasonable control of their interrelationships" (CRIP 73).

But more than 200 objective scientific studies into graphology have failed to establish associations between personality and handwriting of any practical value.

It seemed, for a successful project outcome, that the presentation of the data was more important than its objective scientific certainty.

"We have always wanted English studies to look more scientific and more objective," she told me.

According to all objective scientific research, alcohol is far more addictive, far more toxic, far more likely to cause serious health problems and far more likely to produce violent behavior.

Dr. Greer told the House science subcommittee that "this new process is designed precisely to give the polluting agencies more access and more influence to what has historically been an objective scientific evaluation process -- and to add at least two or more years to the review of mission critical chemicals".

However, this approach enables expressions of scientific uncertainty in more objective terms than possible at the time.