Sentence examples for objectively defining from inspiring English sources

Eating behavior during test meals can be a useful indicator of BED diagnostic status and may be a useful method for objectively defining binge eating.

The method yields markers for continuously determining sleep depth, for detecting sleep-specific phasic events, and for objectively defining potentially useful sleep markers and indices.

This method allows computing of SL, validation and assessing of its spatial distribution with robust statistical accuracy, and objectively defining the anomalies in SL.

The SHIELD study (Study of Hodgkin lymphoma in the Elderly/Lymphoma Database) is a current example of an approach aimed at objectively defining some of the difficulties of this patient population.

Furthermore, acceleration data recorded during different behaviours was studied to ascertain threshold values for objectively defining behaviour categories.

Despite a long history of scientific research in the region, our present knowledge about Caribbean marine biodiversity and species distribution does not satisfy the needs for objectively defining geographic conservation priorities and designing management plans at a regional scale.

A proper government is "the means of placing the retaliatory use of physical force under objective control i.e., under objectively defined law" (1963b, p. 128).

The I.A.A.F. must objectively define when prosthetic devices "go from therapy to enhancement," Schneider said.

Some academics question whether post-traumatic growth is a real phenomenon, or at least one that can be objectively defined.

Behaviorism studies humans as influenced by objectively defined environmental variables.

Applying the 4WR allows traders to objectively define the trend.