Sentence examples for academically objective from inspiring English sources

So when the Sex in Games SIG blog posted about some undergraduate research on the phenomenon from Aaron Delwiche's Trinity University course, I thought I'd take a look at the paper to see whether what I thought about the topic added up to what an (academically) objective observer witnessed.

Which brings us back to the first question: How can an institution that claims to be academically objective put out a press release that is so misleading about the study's findings?

But some fear that the attempt to appeal to weaker students, together with the conservatism of academically successful schools and ambitious parents, will undermine this objective.

The main aims of introducing the UKCAT were to provide schools with a tool that would offer a more objective and fairer method of discriminating between academically high achieving applicants, and support widening participation initiatives.

After the getting the diagnosis, the real work of supporting him and making sure that he was progressing academically and socially inline with his friends was my most important objective.

However, our objective in the current study was not to distinguish between academically good and worse students or investigate possible effects on adolescents' academic achievements, but to use a measure, which could reflect adolescents' own perceptions about their current position in the field where they are mainly active.

The primary objective of the training program at the West Haven site is to prepare individuals for academically-oriented careers in the following areas: clinical neuroscience research, PTSD treatment, and PTSD mental health services research.

Academically ineligible?

And academically?

Nonetheless, Milton excelled academically.

He was academically talented.