Sentence examples for more objective tests from inspiring English sources

Hopefully by combining methods, such as self-reported experiences, peer reports, and more objective tests, we can shed more light on the many complexities and seeming contradictions found in creative people of many different flavors, and by so doing counter common black-and-white stereotypes about people in general.

Thus the cost effectiveness of more objective tests such as magnetic resonance imaging, ultrasonography, and testing for anticyclic citrullinated peptide antibodies needs to be examined in establishing the diagnosis and prognosis of small joint synovitis.

Polly Neate, the chief executive of Women's Aid, said she wants the language "tightened up" ahead of the bill's report stage to ensure a more objective test.

James M. Swanson, a developmental psychologist and attention researcher at the University of California, Irvine, praised Dr. Teicher's research, echoing his concerns about the need for a more objective test to detect the disorder.

Evolutionary biologist Alexandre Courtiol of the University of Montpellier 2 in France and colleagues wanted a more objective test.

Does he not know that psychometricians working for the federal and state education agencies have insisted that more objective test questions - i.e., multiple choice questions - be used on exams because they are supposedly more "reliable" indicators?

Instead, a more objective test is used, to avoid providing "any encouragement to the notion that all that is required is for the user to have a sincere belief, however misguided, that he or she is criticising a work or reporting current affairs".

Therefore, a better understanding of human movement requires more objective testing and accurate analysis of motion to describe the arm movements more precisely and specifically during functional testing.

One argument for a diagnostic biomarker for schizophrenia is that while diagnosis can be made based on clinical interviews and careful observations by trained medical staff, the diagnostic process is by nature more subjective and variable than in some other areas of medicine and thus would benefit from a more objective test.

And Dr. Herzog cited a 2007 longitudinal study in England showing that even though people who got pets said they felt happier and less lonely, their responses on more objective psychological tests didn't show them to be.

On the other hand, the interpretation of Pap smears is subjective, and there is an increasing interest towards more objective molecular tests.