The phrase "are much objective" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express a degree of objectivity, but the construction is awkward and incorrect.
Example: "The findings of the study are much more objective than previous research."
Alternatives: "are very objective" or "are quite objective."
His objectives are much more modest.
Humanitarian objectives are much more "straightforward" (saving lives, alleviating suffering), while development focuses on statebuilding – a far more complex endeavour.
If preserving capital is your main objective, there are much cheaper and simpler ways to do it.
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It is worth noting that the AoA measure used in most studies has been based on adult estimates of when different words are learned, since adult ratings are much easier to collect than objective AoA data based on children's picture naming performance as originally used by Morrison, Chappell and Ellis [9].
Reflector telescopes are much cheaper for a given objective size, but to perform at their best they require regular collimation--making sure the internal mirrors point perfectly straight down the tube.
"It's basing itself on skills and organisational capabilities and objectives that are much more accelerated and capable than what al-Qaida's ever had".
Future studies need also to be cognisant of the problems with carryover effects observed in crossover studies of PPIs [ 6] and that objective cough counts are much more powerful than subjective scores for detecting treatment effects and identifying responders from non-responders [ 60].
It's when investors invest in later-stage companies with much bigger cap tables and more investors that thing change, says Raynard. "Then you have different people with different objectives, and some are much more aggressive when it comes to valuations".
It should be noted that, while there is much interest in objective and standardized assessments of cases experienced and competency in post-graduate medical training, these are currently not routinely assessed in the majority of Asian, North American, or European programs.
