Sentence examples for of greater objectivity from inspiring English sources

The greater state latitude for regulating commercial advertising is instead a function of "greater objectivity and hardiness". Virginia Pharmacy Bd. v. Virginia Citizens Consumer Council, Inc., supra, 425 U.S., at 772, n. 24, 96 S.Ct., at 1830, n. 24.

Most agencies rely on external evaluator to conduct CPEs, usually for reasons of greater objectivity and credibility vis-à-vis the Board.

Almost all poetic revivals, for instance, include in their programs a new appreciation of folk song, together with a demand for greater objectivity.

This extreme kind of relativism will not appeal to epistemologists who hanker for greater objectivity.

This gives their representations of society greater objectivity than capitalist representations.

His experience with the rigorous technical demands of this work changed his view of the medium, and after the war he replaced the rather vaporous symbolism of his earlier Pictorialist style with optical clarity and greater objectivity of description.

It also offers higher accuracy, rapidity, ease of use, greater safety, cost effectiveness and greater objectivity in the reading of results, as reported previously[ 35].

By extending this approach to include digital imaging and computer-aided systems it may be possible to confer greater objectivity to methods of immunohistochemical scoring [ 27].

The possibility that patients will make a more informed choice, the assurance of a better follow-up, and a greater objectivity are also important advantages.

Conclusion: The principles of systematic review can be successfully applied to environmental health questions to provide greater objectivity and transparency to the process of developing conclusions.

Nevertheless, Enlightenment philosophy, reports from voyages of discovery, and missionary reports (especially the Jesuits' accounts of North American Indians) contributed to scholarship and fostered greater objectivity.