The phrase "a high objective" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a goal or aim that is ambitious or significant in nature.
Example: "The organization has set a high objective to reduce carbon emissions by 50% within the next decade."
Alternatives: "a lofty goal" or "an ambitious aim".
Its job is to ensure that S's belief has a high objective probability of truth and therefore, if true, is not true merely because of luck.
Because PIHP has shown a high objective response rate (70.6%% complete and partial response) and safety, it might be a better alternative instead of preoperative therapy.
Although a high objective response rate (52%) was observed, 48% discontinued study because of grade 3 or 4 hypertension, haematologic, or vascular toxicities.
In particular, BRAF inhibitors, targeting the common V600E mutations, have become increasingly popular since they have a high objective response rate and few side effects.
Accelerated CEF + GM-CSF is a moderately dose-intensive regimen that can be administered in an outpatient clinic and is associated with a high objective response.
Although a high objective response rate has been obtained in some cases of metastatic NPC using chemoembolization and chemotherapy, these treatments are palliative and the patients' overall survival rates are still not satisfactory [ 6– 8].
If the solution yields a higher objective function than that of the previous iteration, we proceed with the next iteration.
Alternative 1 (red) extends to link 27 in year 17; alternative 2 (blue) extends to link 30 in year 2. None of them have a higher objective value than the green line.
The mesh size is decreased if all scanned points have a higher objective value than the current one.
Patients in this pilot study showed a higher objective response rate before surgery and no increased complication rate after surgery.
In Europe, Pac/Carb is not often used and in the NMA other doublet chemotherapies showed a higher objective response.
