The striking element is that such qualities have a profound subjective appeal and produce verifiable objective results.
On this crucial issue, what the public needs aren't political ads promising simplistic panaceas, but verifiable, objective answers to some key questions: How much more borrowing would be necessary to initiate the program?
Since in many cases the same determinant of gene expression was analyzed independently by several research groups, in our opinion their results provide an opportunity to obtain verifiable and objective information about the expression patterns of selected genes.
The principles are: Research report providers should ensure that research reports are based on objective, verifiable facts and analysis, and not on the special interests of the research report provider's research staff, the product issuer or others.
Alluding to Odysseus' escape from the Sirens, the paper's authors write that corporate boards setting executive pay need be to "lashed to the mast" with restrictions on the size of formal executive pay packages, which are the sorts of contracts that tie pay to objective, verifiable outcomes like the company's stock price or specific accounting metrics.
A second limitation is that we recorded only objective, verifiable information from records, such as drug testing, sanctions, and modifications to licences.
A fact is an objective, verifiable observation.
Furthermore, talk of ending Kim Jong Il's regime is counterproductive to what should be America's main objective: the verifiable removal of all nuclear capacity from North Korea.
If you hope they are going to organize the entire New York City restaurant scene into an objective and verifiable hierarchy of good, better and best, you're going to find that the reviews are a weekly exercise in frustration.
Positivists and behaviorists had embraced operationalism for precisely the opposite reason: they thought operations were public, objective and verifiable, unlike private experience.
