Dr. Lickona said that courses like the one taught in Eastport "are a return to a much older form of character education, where honesty, compassion, fairness, self-control, respect and responsibility are recognized as objectively good qualities that transcend time and culture and help the individual and society stem the slide down the ethical tubes".
Their functioning may be significantly impaired, but personality remains relatively intact, the capacity to recognize and objectively evaluate reality is maintained, and they are basically able to function in everyday life.
Demand for treatment is not well correlated with objectively determined treatment need, and it has been recognized that objective measures of disease are not good predictors of demand.
Various computational techniques have been used to objectively recognize stress using models based on techniques such as Bayesian networks [11], decision trees [12], support vector machines [13], and artificial neural networks [14].
The true meaning of sin gives us the courage to objectively recognize how we miss the mark and work on perfecting our aim.
Why would you do it that way?" But you need to take a step back and view situations objectively, recognizing that other approaches are valid, and maybe even more appropriate than yours.
Before the start of the study, all ER personnel will be adequately trained [ 19] in objectively recognizing child abuse and in filling in the SPUTOVAMO-R form.
Equipoise is often underestimated in real situations (e.g., in cases where the predictive biomarker clinical benefit ID hypothesis is invented by people on the development team who may not objectively recognize the inconsistent translation of preclinical results to the clinic).
Either way, the mostly white people who are not professional organizers had no problem telling Kondo, a woman of color and highly recognized person in her field, that her approach is objectively wrong.
Methodological progress in biomedical ontology will be recognized when different methods generate results that can be objectively compared, such that it becomes possible to evaluate whether the methods yield better results.
Empty nose syndrome (ENS) is an iatrogenic disorder most often recognized by the presence of paradoxical nasal obstruction despite an objectively wide, patent nasal fossa.
