Sentence examples for compromises the objectivity from inspiring English sources

If any aircraft parts have already been removed...this compromises the objectivity of the investigation".

Google has always said it will never compromise the objectivity of its search results.

Those methods would compromise the objectivity of head-to-head competition, the hallmark of the current system.

When Hayes agreed to do experiments for the company (which at that time was part of a larger corporation, Novartis), the students in his lab expressed concern that biotech companies were "buying up universities" and that industry funding would compromise the objectivity of their research.

Objectivity: Leaving aside linguistic issues of surface form, the main argument against descriptions, models, and/or defaults as secondary relata is that including these would compromise the objectivity of causation.

Therefore, for composite statistical hypotheses, we either have to compromise the objectivity of $w(E, H, H')$ by introducing subjective weightings, or we have to weaken the conceptual arguments in favor of $w$, e.g., by switching to comparing maximum likelihoods.

Recent studies reveal some of how drug company money has compromised the objectivity of drug research.

And it's an established fact that exposure to such publicity can seriously compromise the objectivity of even those jurors who later claim not to have been affected by it.

Some may fear that this sort of sensitivity to diagnosis could allow prejudicial assumptions to compromise the objectivity of DMC assessment.

The defense lawyer feared that it would compromise the jury's objectivity.

In a recent policy statement, TIAA/CREF, a big activist-minded pension fund, says that independence means:no present or former employment by the company or any significant financial or personal tie to the company or its management that could compromise the director's objectivity and loyalty to the shareholders.