Sentence examples for using objective measures from inspiring English sources
Future research into the associations between motor problems and active play in childhood and physical activity in later life using objective measures would be particularly useful, as this may help identify the mechanisms and mediating factors that explain these associations.
Field personnel in this study were trained to conduct measurements and collect data in a standardized way using objective measures.
The scoring system was devised to make organ distribution fairer by using objective measures.
Animal studies suggest that CPM is mediated by a spino-bulbo-spinal loop using objective measures such as neuronal firing.
And when you finally ask for a raise, you need to make a proper business case: using objective measures demonstrate how your work has benefited the organisation – rather than complaining and using negative language.
Minerva has carried out placebo-controlled, double-blind studies on hundreds of women taking its Gold Collagen drinks, using objective measures (as opposed to surveys) to assess the effects, and studies have been published in peer-reviewed journals.
We studied our ability to differentiate between novice, proficient individuals and experts using objective measures of performance.
Most of the research using objective measures to evaluate how effective the relaxation response is at countering chronic stress have been conducted in people with hypertension and other forms of heart disease.
Using objective measures of socioeconomic status to define class, we find no evidence of a general tendency for upper class to be less ethical, although we do replicate previous findings that higher status leads to less condemnation of infidelity.
However, there have been no direct comparisons of females and males using objective measures of cognitive function either during or following exposure to the same chemotherapeutic regimen.
To investigate the possibility of sex specificity for the association of obesity and asthma using objective measures of body mass index (BMI) and waist circumference (WC).
