Sentence examples for objective changes from inspiring English sources
Objective: Changes in afferent input have been shown to be capable of inducing reorganisations of motor cortex in humans.
This in turn spurs an increase in future applications, which further lowers the acceptance rate — and again increases perceived selectivity — without any objective changes in the actual quality of teaching and research.
Some portions of the Protocol are shaded in green, indicating agreement between the negotiators, and other portions are shaded in yellow, indicating that, while the negotiators have agreed on the objective, changes or clarifications are still needed.
The trials were designed to measure the subjective changes in tinnitus distress using standardized questionnaires and objective changes in tinnitus loudness using psychophysical matching procedures.
That proportionately fewer whites perceive that their financial situation has gotten better since 1998 is probably less the result of their relative assessment vis-a-vis a perceived ascendant black and Latino population than an accurate reflection of the objective changes in their own circumstances.
This study assessed objective changes in vergence and accommodation responses in naive young adults after a 2-week period of eye exercises under controlled conditions to determine the extent to which treatment effects occur over other factors.
Part 6 The constitution of objective change qualitative changes of the perceptual object the constitution of mere movements.
Once the Taliban were toppled, the objective changed again, into nation-building.
This measure should see a big statistical fall in the numbers on waiting lists without any objective change in need.
In each case, what's been at stake first and foremost is less a specific demand for objective change than a subjective process of self-empowerment.
The plaintiffs insist that even though the original Time-Warner agreement may not have worked "an objective change of control," the transaction made a "sale" of Time inevitable.
