The article in question is titled "Mannequin With Visible Rib Cage Causes Concern" by Kayleen Schaefer, who presents the issue clearly and objectively states the facts.
The course was conducted 'contractually' (negotiating between the expectations of participants and what the trainer got to offer) and using 'open honest transactions' (objectively stating what is expected, and appropriate, descriptive rather than prescriptive feed backs) the two principles of TA practice.
Show each person the picture from The New York Times and provide a paragraph of background material on who the people in the picture are (make sure to write objectively, avoiding stating or implying your opinion about the situation).
Mix in free agent left fielder Michael Brantley, who finished third in MVP balloting in 2014 and, stated objectively, there aren't many holes on the everyday roster.
Say what needs to be said -- There is a good formula from the field of "nonviolent communication": "When X happens (stated objectively; not "When you are a jerk".), I feel Y (emotions; not "I feel you are an idiot".), because I need Z (Deep needs like, "to be safe, respected, emotionally close to others, autonomous and not bossed around".).
Capital-cost subsidies that have been traditionally employed to enhance ICS adoption were augmented with rebates linked to stated and objectively measured use in order to investigate impacts on both initial and sustained adoption in the treatment group.
To objectively evaluate the risks stated in these 3 studies, Table 2 translates reported contaminations to percentages of the oral Reference Dose (RfD) per respective compound based on local diets.
The health state may be regarded as the objectively observed state of the respondent whereas the VAS reflects self-assessment of this state.
"We try as hard as possible," Dr. Fleming said, "to state objectively what is known about condom efficacy without nuancing language beyond what is supported by the science".
