The PATENT Act also authorizes fees if the losing party was not acting in an "objectively reasonable" manner, but without any presumption that fees will be awarded.
And not "for" in a jagwagonesque, unlaid, provocateering dumb-boy way, or a straight-up sexist Allen West way, but "for" in an objectively material way.
This crisis has been dragging out for years, and the most extraordinary thing is that we don't have to go back more than a month to find example after example of Australia behaving in an objectively shameful manner.
2) The reversed situation of high confidence errors in which subjects believe in an objectively incorrect response were largely determined by spatial proximity.
What workers perceived as misconduct may not constitute misconduct in an objectively ethical or legal sense.
In particular, establishing relevance of a gene-environment test for disease risk may be challenging in an objectively low-risk, minority rich population with limited knowledge of the novel intervention test.
While a negative association between AA race and uptake of predictive genetic testing has been documented several times in the literature, it has, to our knowledge, not been observed in an objectively low-risk population offered a dual gene environment susceptibility feedback assessment.
In his autokinetic effect experiments, participants viewed an illusion in which an objectively stationary point of light in a dark room appeared to move (possibly as a consequence of eye movements).
Most importantly however, according to Kant the "nominal definition" of truth is that it is the "agreement" or "correspondence" (Übereinstimmung) of a cognition (i.e., in this context, an objectively valid judgment) with its object (A58/B82).
Secondary outcome was ulcer recurrence in patients with an objectively measured adherence of ≥80% of steps taken.
