[37] As will be shown in the next chapters, Longino's theory provides even better indications to support the claim that there is an epistemic base connecting objectivity, social aspects and values.
Better imaging methods are being heralded as a means to provide objectivity to this aspect of the planning process (Rischke et al. 2013; Steenbergen et al. 2015; Fiorino et al. 1998).
In addition, so far only a small number of instruments or methods assessing biomechanical exposures in occupational settings have been tested in a systematic manner for validity, reliability, objectivity, or other aspects related to their practical application [ 44].
Part (B) of the analysis is an attempt to improve futures studies by highlighting certain problematic aspects of objectivity vs. subjectivity, which the Enquete Commission, as a political body, has dealt with differently than futures studies generally has.
How, as a historian, do you stand on the matter of objectivity? A. There are contentious aspects to the way I tell the story, but I actually don't believe the term "objective" is without meaning.
It may significantly accelerate the pace of manual image analysis and enhance the objectivity of assessments, which are key aspects in operational monitoring systems.
There may be pressure to imbue cultural diversity issues with levels of objectivity and certainty representative of other aspects of the medical curriculum (e.g. – biochemistry).
Values, on this view, undermine objectivity.
"These include instances where auditors did not approach some aspect of their audit work with the required independence, objectivity and professional skepticism".
"One of the most powerful aspects of what we do is the ruthless objectivity of our system," Copaken said.
