Sentence examples for objectivity due to from inspiring English sources

This method suffers from several severe disadvantages, in particular poor repeatability and objectivity due to varying test conditions and limited group sizes.

The major advantages of FC include analysis of a larger number of cells, increased objectivity due to nonselective measurements of all cells in the population studied, and the computer related data analysis capability of the flow cytometer.

Roughly speaking, our method of diagnosis increases the validity with respect to actual clinical symptoms but suffers from a decrease in objectivity due to the impossibility of a perfect standardization of diagnostic interviews.

The use of recorded images enables study archiving, assessment by multiple examiners, remote assessment and objectivity due to the blinding of subject status.

However, currently established scoring methods, although widely applied, have been associated with several limitations such as limited generalizability and objectivity due to the difficulty of standardized scoring by different readers with variable experience [ 2].

This measurement tool offers several advantages such as greater objectivity and enhanced sensitivity due to precise measurement of response time and frequency of errors.

Scholars discuss the importance of separating the role of intervention deliverer and evaluator when conducting evaluations due to objectivity issues [ 54].

Therefore, their classification has recently been questioned due to poor objectivity and reproducibility [ 16, 17].

The relatively stronger correlation observed between CRP and MRI change scores could be due to the objectivity of these measures.

In clinical studies such activity monitors are applied due to their objectivity compared to self-reported physical activity questionnaires [ 5, 14] and they may become a tool in future etiological and prognostic studies in patients with lower extremity osteoarthritis [ 15].

Through Judgment T-274, the Constitutional Court of Colombia declared that direct valuation studies that had been made in 2002, shortly after the spill, were inadmissible due to lack of objectivity and rigor and ordered that the studies be repeated.