In the larger reality, objectivity and subjectivity aren't opposites.
For objectivity, large software development efforts assign different people to test software than those who develop it.
This is part of a larger drive to improve objectivity in diagnosis in clinical settings, and to provide a mechanism for the routine collection of a core clinical, research and audit data-set.
The major advantages of FC include analysis of a larger number of cells, increased objectivity due to nonselective measurements of all cells in the population studied, and the computer related data analysis capability of the flow cytometer.
Latour, in his critique of scientific objectivity, argues that a large majority of science is simply problem solving.
In Wunschkonzert images from a video camera are beamed onto a large screen with calculated, almost forensic objectivity, the audience's gaze shuttling between the live performance by Julia Wieninger's Rasch and its counterpart on screen.
Objectivity allows a flexible object oriented data design and is able to cope with the large amount of data, which is expected to be about 1 TByte per year.
ePluribus can distribute the collected observations to a larger group of solvers to encourage more objectivity, and explore a variety of possible interpretations, selecting only the high-grade interpretations to share with higher level analysts.
Prosecutors sued him under the federal ethics law in 1986, arguing that such a large "golden handshake" would compromise Mr. Paisley's objectivity toward Boeing.
Because he made a choice: rather than employ a false objectivity, he embraced what he calls larger truths.
