Historians could rate presidents as great leaders because they know presidents have served in the military, rather than military service causing objective "greatness" that is then (accurately) perceived by historians.
The extent of the patient's hemorrhage had not reached the point of causing objective signs of hemodynamic instability, possibly due to his beta-blocker home medication.
Methods In a prospective trial, 100 patients with abrupt vessel closure or symptomatic dissections causing objective signs of ischemia were randomly assigned to treatment with immediate placement of stents (n = 51) versus standard techniques such as prolonged dilatation or emergency bypass surgery (n = 49).
The aim was to assess the response to the combination, including a predefined duration of stable disease (SD), as angiogenic agents may have not necessarily caused objective regression but still have effects on tumour growth.
Any value of q j ≠ 0 will cause the objective function value to decrease.
On the other hand, high seasonality might be a result of and not necessarily a cause of objective health risk factors.
However, although first-line hormonal therapy may cause an objective response among 20 50% of patients with metastatic breast cancer and stabilise disease in many patients (Bonneterre et al, 2001; Mouridsen et al, 2001), resistance and disease progression inevitably occur.
In fact, if the biomechanical deformities cause an objective quantifiable increase of stiffness, the painful experience and a possible impaired perception of the proprioceptive signals [ 24- 28] might induce a misrepresentation of the sense of joint motion affecting the movements.
Another aim of the study is to examine the relationship between use of HRT and mortality from various causes, the objective being to present findings with respect to the most important causes of death within 5 years.
Hordubal (1933) contrasts an inarticulate man's awareness of the causes of his actions with the world's incomprehension; Povětroň (1934; Meteor) illustrates the subjective causes of objective judgments; and Obyčejný život (1934; An Ordinary Life) explores the complex layers of personality underlying the "self" an "ordinary" man thinks himself to be.
