Sentence examples for objective status from inspiring English sources

"They just made a very objective status report," Selig said.

"This calls into question the objective status of the facts established by the two observers," say Proietti and co.

"There needs to be some uncertainty about the real, objective status of that person" in order for the red sneaker effect, as she calls it, to work.

It cannot claim an objective status; it can only become conscious of its ambiguous role as a mediator and a "meaning processor" operating between the present and the past (and, arguably, the future).

In addition, compared to objective status, the central tendency is more salient with subjective status.

Note that if the objective status has more than five categories according to LCA statistical criteria, we simply choose the five-category objective status for compatibility because the subjective status is a five-category dummy.

Oligosecretory and nonsecretory disease patients that do not meet the criteria for measurable disease above may only be assessed for the following objective statuses: stringent complete response, stable disease, and progression.

At a stroke, sortition – selection by lot – would achieve Andrew Adonis's and Paul Tyler's objectives (Status quo is not an option, Comment, 23 April) of making the second chamber more representative (in the same way a jury is representative) and cheaper to run (I'm sure most of us would accept a fraction of the daily £300 peers currently get for attendance).

The largest differences, in fact, were found in terms of perceived but not objective weight status or treatment status.

Table  2 displays a cross-tabulation of objective weight status with self-perceived weight status for boys and girls.

To compare objective weight status with self-perceived weight status, the categories of "a little underweight" and "about the right weight" were combined into a "normal weight" category.