Sentence examples for objectively difficult from inspiring English sources

Sixty-two participants were exposed to affect primes during an objectively difficult short-term memory task.

It might be thought that labyrinthine regulations designed to discourage charitable donations make such donations objectively difficult and that this explains why the Effort Required in making a donation in such circumstances does not have its usual negative influence on moral worth.

After the training session but before the experimental trials, participants rated their perception of the difference between the (objectively more difficult) "HARD" blocks and the "EASY" blocks, on a scale of 1 (certain there was a difference) to 4 (certain there was no difference).

Since EVA is trained on expert decisions, the correlation of EV score q with expert decisions means EVA is a candidate for objectively flagging difficult latents (with low q) before or in parallel with forensic examiner analysis.

The behavioral effect may have been absent for high-difficulty blocks because performance was objectively more difficult to improve.

Nevertheless, looked at objectively it's difficult to say the young generation succeeded in fundamentally altering the underlying fabric of society.

Perhaps social metrics are overlooked because they're so much more difficult to objectively quantify than environmental metrics.

Since UberX came to London, it has actually been very difficult to objectively measure its impact on the black cab trade.

There has been considerable grumbling about the replacement refs, but for this layperson — who, like Stropolo, is a fan — it can be difficult to objectively judge just how much worse, if at all, the scab referees have been.

It is difficult to objectively assess the behavior of f 0 based on the chart.

In most cases, the results have been reported on custom-developed databases making it difficult to objectively compare different systems.