The most commonly applied objective is the maximization of growth rate reflected in biomass production (Equation 1), which has proved to successfully describe unicellular organisms [ 34].
Presently, the most-commonly applied objective measure for the construct is a performance measure used in interoception research to assess heart rate detection accuracy [31], [33], [146], [147].
The utilisation of the guide 24 will be measured by the number of recommendations applied (objective 2.1 analyses) and processed as a continuous or dichotomous variable.
This study applied objective indicators from medical records to explore the effectiveness of nurse case management.
Regardless of the technical topic, fundamental science must be guided by applied objectives to ensure success.
The strategy of applying objective and subjective weightings for all types of criteria is described in materials selection as well as a method to incorporate them.
A more systematic monitoring of the recruitment process and applying objective measures as a basis for the eligibility decision would have supported objective traceability of the recruitment process.
For studies evaluating existing or new cellulite treatments, this observation underscores the crucial importance of applying objective analytical methods, such as contact thermography and standardized photographic documentation (in full muscular contraction), because satisfaction scores may suffer from variations in their consistency.
For example, if we considered the Wording factor, we could apply objective rules to identify problems with the wording of draft recommendations such as its clarity (i.e., unambiguous), simplicity (minimizing multiple steps, elements or actions) and actionability (i.e., making recommendations specific and using active voice).
