Last year Britain granted nearly 50,000 family migration visas, he said, yet a big majority of sponsors had post-tax earnings below £20,000 a year: incomes "this low" pose an "obvious" risk to taxpayers.That sounds objective enough.
"Using tests to measure teachers sounds objective, but what's really being measured is a combination of all the influences on students' learning," said Linda Danling-Hammond, an education professor at Stanford University.
But "Nuclear" sounds, objective-correlatively, like a crusty Toyota Corolla pulling out of the silent cool of a Target underground garage into a horrible hot-white weekday afternoon.
That is a sound objective.
Conceptually sound, objective, precise measurements are needed to advance knowledge of disc degeneration and its causes, progression, and consequences.
For the individual crime lab worker, the incentive is no longer to please prosecutors or police, but to do the most thorough, sound, objective analysis possible.
According to one student, distance between the physician and the patient is important in developing a professional character, and being able to give sound, objective advice.
In the short term there is a need to obtain additional sound, objective, and credible information about consumers' views of the value of integrated PHRs and desired PHR functionalities [ 72, 73].
The American Medical Isotopes Production Act has two sound objectives.
If peripheral perfusion-targeted resuscitation improves 28-day mortality, this could lead to simplified algorithms, assessing almost in real-time the reperfusion process, and pursuing more physiologically sound objectives.
If our hypothesis proves to be correct, resuscitation algorithms might be simplified, assessing almost in real-time the reperfusion process, and in pursuing more physiologically sound objectives through a peripheral perfusion-based strategy, it could prevent the risk of over-resuscitation and lead to a better utilization of ICU resources.
