Similar effects have been observed with other factors, which should not objectively affect taste.
To examine whether the methods used to objectively assess PAEE affected our findings, we repeated the main analyses when 1) using group calibration for all participants (instead of individual calibration); 2) excluding participants taking β-blockers at ages 60 64 years; and 3) using average trunk acceleration (in m/second) instead of PAEE.
Of course, it must be remembered that impostor syndrome was originally pointed out by psychologists Pauline R. Clance and Suzanne A. Imes while focusing on how the condition affects objectively highly successful women.
The RMCBS can be used to objectively label a mouse as affected, or not, providing a starting point for adjuvant therapy trials.
Fever, the only consistently evaluated and objectively measurable solicited systemic reaction, affected between 2 and 7 children per group of 30 after the first injection and between 0 and 8 after the second, and tended to occur more frequently among younger children.
Functional over-representation analysis was performed to objectively identify biological processes potentially affected by p53-miR target genes.
Previous studies of healthy people's acute response to almond intake have examined glycaemic changes [ 16, 17] or self-report measures [ 18]; this is the first study to objectively examine how behaviour is affected.
Although trained to score objectively, judges can be inconsistent or affected by a number of factors, including the nationality of the athlete, political inclinations, or even the public effect, to name a few [28], [29].
Routine two-dimensional CT scans can be easily affected by metal artifacts and cannot objectively quantify pedicle penetration.
Quantitative measurement of images can provide useful information of clinical relevance,one example being Bone Scan Index (BSI) - an imaging biomarker that more objectively quantifies bone metastases as a percentage of the total skeletal mass affected by metastatic disease [7].
