Sentence examples for objectivity on the from inspiring English sources

The decision of a surgeon to operate and of a patient to accept an operation is a complex one that goes beyond objectivity on the part of both parties (Lurie et al. 2008, Deyo 2009).

That gives you an objectivity on the design, and you can use it to inform other ideas".

This objectivity, on the other hand, has to be salvaged from the impact of psychological stresses which impel people to act out fantasies associated with power conflicts.

The German art movement known as the Neue Sachlichkeit (New Objectivity), on the other hand, worked in a realist style to express the cynicism and disillusionment of the post-World War I period in Germany.

Objectivity, on the other end, is situated and embodied; in Haraway's words: "Feminist objectivity means quite simply situated knowledges" [25].

While this research is designed as a qualitative study, this coding scheme confers some level of objectivity on the analysis procedure.

Minister Samarasinghe's statement added that her comments 'may possibly have an effect on the objectivity' of the international review on Sri Lanka's human rights commission.

As the current caretaker of the house that Claiborne built, I lack objectivity on this subject.

To take examples only from this calendar year, a single generic rubric covers a muckraking, talking-head essay on Wall Street like Charles Ferguson's "Inside Job," a ruminative memoir on parenthood like "The Kids Grow Up," by Doug Block, and an exercise in intensive fly-on-the-wall objectivity like Frederick Wiseman's aptly titled "Boxing Gym".

Ethicists said they would consider participation in some projects acceptable, even valuable, but raised questions about the effect on the child, on the relationship with the parent, and on the objectivity of the researcher or the data.

Not surprisingly, we are Notre Dame football fans, a fact that may cause some to question my objectivity on this matter.