Sentence examples for means objective from inspiring English sources

"OBOPP" means objective opportunity.

Oxford Dictionaries Wordd of the Year was "post-truth," a term that means "objective facts are less influential in shaping public opinion than appeals to emotion and personal belief".

In oncology, the term 'clinical benefit' means objective response or disease stability in the absence of limiting toxicity [ 20 ].

These decisions may or may not be right and are by no means objective, but they are consistent.

Although the research was independent, it was by no means objective.

Students were asked to calculate means (objective [Obj.] 1a), represent the data graphically (Obj. 1b), draw conclusions based on the evidence (Obj. 4a), justify their claim (Obj. 4b), and deduce from the experimental setup what hypothesis that experiment was testing (Obj. 3).

Once the fundamental objectives are defined, means objectives make them measurable.

In all the preceding discussion, color words such as "green" have been used to mean objective, public properties of physical objects.

Verità need not mean objective truth: rather, as Hooper explains, it can simply mean "version".

This meant objective qualifications, which the commissioners would supervise, rather than just being the minister's cousin's son.

Conversely, no statistically significant correlation was found between patient BMI and mean objective image noise on all CD-CT images (ATCM) (Pearson's correlation −0.097, p = 0.459).