Sentence examples for more objective terms from inspiring English sources

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

Are there any slang terms you can replace with more objective terms?

1 'Untreatable' is a more objective term.

MRI can facilitate temperature monitoring and diagnosis, which is more objective in terms of necrotic assessment.

The findings of the current study corroborate these previous observations by providing a more objective investigation in terms of morphology.

Such a complex "warm-up" routine was also meant to have the subjects better prepared to face up to the much more challenging "power" exercises, as well as was expected to put all participants on the same functional platform, as it were, so that subsequent results could consequently lend themselves to more objective assessment in terms of their actual statistical relevance.

Although there are two caveats for ADMM, i.e., one is that closed-form solutions do not always exist and the other is that no convergence guarantees for more than two optimization objective terms, there are several recent solutions to address the two drawbacks, such as proximal gradient methods and parallel computing [111].

Our findings can be interpreted as indicating that the subjective perception of sickness and work ability is more predictive of the length of sick leave, than the apparently more objective description in medical terms.

For more objective detection of long-term SSEs, this linear trend removal process is useful under certain conditions.

We link the definition of "underuse" with the extinction rate used in the planetary boundaries framework to support a more objective use of the term.

What's more, it's right that we rethink the role of Google in society, taking what East Anglia lecturer Paul Bernal terms "a more objective view" that involves thinking "more about the kind of internet we want to have – and how to get it".