Sentence examples for objectively present from inspiring English sources

An eidetic person claims to continue to "see" an object that is no longer objectively present.

Conclusion: Rebound congestion is objectively present in patients with perennial allergic rhinitis after 3 weeks of oxymetazoline spray.

The mind apparently seeks some organizing principle in the perception of music, and if a grouping of sounds is not objectively present it imposes one of its own.

"But we all have to do our best to follow the facts and objectively present the scientific evidence we see in the historical record, both in the geology of the Earth and the universe around us".

Considering the limited spatial resolution of breast MRI and the likely presence of artefacts, diagnostic criterion categories should only be applied if unambiguously present: e.g., a possible spiculation or wash-out should not be assigned if not objectively present but rather because of artefacts.

It is tempting to see the difference between (Saunders-Wallace) decoherence-based many-worlds and (Zeh) decoherence-based many-minds as merely conventional, since they arguably both share an ontology of global wave functions and local (perhaps emergent) minds, and only differ in the emphasis they place on different objectively present structures in the same decohering wave function.

The authors also find middle ground between objectively presenting the facts and making a case for their interpretation of them.

As ever, a hugely interesting programme, very well and objectively presented.

The foundation for such charge was most objectively presented before the UN Security Council by the Jordanian Ambassador Prince Zeid.

Even if objectively presented with similar visual stimuli, children younger than 6 years of age exhibit a strong attraction to local visual information (e.g., the trees), whereas children older than 6 years of age, similar to adults, exhibit a visual bias toward global information (e.g., the forest).

Even if objectively presented with similar visual stimuli, children younger than 6 years of age exhibit a strong attraction to local information, whereas children older than 6 years of age exhibit, similar to adults [ 1– 3], a visual attention bias toward global information [ 4– 6].