Sentence examples for objectives status from inspiring English sources

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).

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

That is to say, over 2003 2012, on average, Chinese reported lower subjective status than objective status.

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.

Holding other factors fixed, people with higher educational attainment tend to have less status discordance, measured by subtracting objective status from subjective status.

We construct the measure of status discordance by subtracting objective status generated by latent class analysis from self-rated social position.

Then we perform multivariate regression to explore how status discordance is determined by objective status indicators and other individual attributes in a sociologically meaningful way.

Our method improves upon previous approaches using occupation to measure objective status and status discordance, making the results here more convincing.

To construct the measure of status discordance, we first use latent class analysis (LCA) to generate a unidimensional measure of objective status in so much we can quantify the divergence between objective and subjective social status.

In this study, the authors found that around half of the Americans have concordant status identity," while around one third have a "deflated perception" (self-rated status being lower than objective status) and about 17 % have an "inflated perception" (self-rated status being higher than objective status).