Long-term, active use is a more objective standard than knowledge.
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Perhaps I need to adopt a more objective point of view.
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Put another way, compassion is a more objective form of empathy.
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What could be more objective than a map with a key?
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The more objective and evidence-based I can be, the better.
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Europe's lack of tech firms helps it take a more objective stance.
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"There's nothing more objective than body cams or dash cams," Hardaway said.
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But when it came to more objective measures, the benefits were less clear.
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Are we seeing a more objective, fair, lucid, advocacy-free brand of journalism?
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The medical classifications were determined to be more objective and precise than race.
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But maybe that's why we recognize it and pine for more objective coverage.
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So, does users' self-reported decrease in anxiety really reflect more objective progress?
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For a more objective view, we should turn to history and social science.
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Meteorologists embraced this new medium as a more objective way to catalog the sky.
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Instead, they advocate evaluating screentime from a more objective and much more detailed view.
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Which film has the highest score on Metacritic, for a more objective answer than Kaitlyn's?
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If self-reports and the more objective measurements matched perfectly, the correlation would be 1.0.
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But ice dancing is a different sport now, with a different, more objective scoring system.
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They can also distract from the more objective criticisms you can make of his presidency.
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There are also some more objective aspects of the Apple News+ experience that are undeniably awful.
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Snap says it's doing this to help people get a more objective view of the world.
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I can be a bit more objective about that because I'm not the musician in question.
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And I'm hoping that either the Senate investigation or [special counsel Robert] Mueller will be more objective.
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Or, it might give them a more objective perspective on their lives, as it did with me.
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From the more objective vantage point, those same qualities took on an opposite shade: aloof, haughty, petulant.
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Algorithmic risk assessments are touted as being more objective and accurate than judges in predicting future violence.
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Algorithmic risk assessments are touted as being more objective and accurate than judges in predicting future violence.
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We have our own opinion, but as social scientists we hoped to get a more objective answer.
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Also, these suggested stories would link to different angles that could give users a more objective news experience.
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The subjective experience of happiness, it appears, doesn't quite square with more objective measures used to study it.
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From the candidate's point of view, they're more objective than an employee or an investor in the company.
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The proposal received praise from top Republicans in Congress for making implementation of CRA more objective and transparent.
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The use of accelerometers, on the other hand, provide a much more objective measure of how often we're exercising.
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Randall and Welser insist that their goal is to help depoliticize science, by pushing for more objective, reliable research.
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Regulators have proposed replacing it with a more objective test, based on the accounting treatment of the instruments traded.
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He says that his photos -- devoid of people -- show a more objective viewpoint that is difficult to argue with.
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In future studies, she said, they will look at more objective measures of sleep, and also at parental expectations.
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We can nonetheless find productive ways to work with Russia if we view the relationship with more objective eyes.
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"We are pulling away from those with direct conflicts and pulling out a more objective oversight capacity," he said.
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To get a more objective sense of your work, ask co-workers or clients for feedback on your performance.
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The NIMH's push toward more objective measures in the field began under director Steven Hyman's leadership from 1996 to 2001.
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I thought that I could take a more objective role by viewing something that I don't partake in at all.
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A more objective assessment of salary levels is likely to come from a committee that is independent of the legislature.
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Reformers across the political spectrum have touted risk assessment by algorithm as more objective than decision-making by an individual.
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"Fatigue and sleep are themes that are rather hard to visualize in more objective ways," said Iwata at the time.
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The arrangement is meant to enable more objective scoring, but it carries the daunting consequence of exposing any minute flaw.
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My experience was fraught, but the real questions were more objective: Would making Zelda tidy be worth the daily struggle?
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The challenges posed by sexuality surveys have led many scientists to look for more objective ways of assessing sexual orientation.
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"Fatigue and sleep are themes that are rather hard to visualize in more objective ways," Iwata said at the time.
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But hovering above the cacophony is the seemingly more objective and reliable narrator, Peter Coyote, whose disembodied voice signaled omniscience.
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We'll know more once there's a bit more objective — truly objective, apologies to Musk — testing on this chip and its competition.
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I look at my childhood now, more objective, and see the multitudes of my father and how that affected our relationship.
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It also pushed partnership-based businesses — law firms, medical practices — to use more objective standards and better documentation in selecting partners.
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What you see is what they see, and any more objective reality flickers only vaguely on the margins of their vision.
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They're also more objective, with less room for judges score on aesthetics unrelated to how skills are supposed to be performed.
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This is a type of blind analysis and it helps to give a more objective view about trend direction and strength.
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Some young Indians consider their parents as more objective than they are about this big decision and more adept at spotting compatibility.
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Timnit Gebru (Google AI), Ken Goldberg (UC Berkeley) and Chris Ategeka (UCOT) outline steps to build more objective algorithms in the future.
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This creates a different relationship between people and their body – a more objective one because it takes the emotion out of it.
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More objective Wall Street analysts have agreed, estimating that retail store closures are likely to eliminate between 10,000 and 30,000 redundant positions.
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To get a more objective perspective from those with no skin in the game, I turned to the trusty and respected TripAdvisor.com.
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In doing so, you are bringing your subconscious thoughts to a conscious platform, which should help you focus on more objective characteristics.
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For a more objective customer experience, I turned to Amazon, where about 2299% of the Leesa Hybrid reviews are five-star reviews.
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Pinker urges us to overcome these cultural, psychological, political, and spiritual biases, and to take a more objective view of the world.
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This in turn would enable us to develop more objective criteria for embryo selection and increase the efficiency of stem cell derivation.
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These short pieces (most under 1,000 words) were generally more carefully written and more objective than other art writing at the time.
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He can appoint a more qualified, more objective, more credible, more distinguished and less controversial director of the FBI to replace Comey.
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For her part, Dennis-Tiwary leans toward more objective measures, like testing users' levels of the stress hormone cortisol in the lab.
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Nonetheless, the film offers a better sense of who Leonard Nimoy was, and where Spock came from, than a more objective approach could.
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This is combined with the collection of more objective data schools need to know, like teachers' certifications or where they want to work.
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They don't have a financial stake, which makes them more objective than the venture capital partners looking for a return on their investment.
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Sanofi believes pegging prices to an independent measure like the NHE is more objective and less arbitrary than such a single-digit promise.
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Senior intelligence leaders also relied more on details from coalition forces rather than more objective and better-documented intelligence reporting, the report said.
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No, the rest of the record is much more outward than inward; dedications to people, break-ups with myself, it's much more objective.
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For more objective data points, consult the US Bureau of Labor Statistics or professional associations and industry groups that publish annual salary surveys.
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Congress can and should change the legal standard for evaluating excessive force from that of a reasonable officer standard to a more objective standard.
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I'd respond to the emails by telling them how such messages were not cool and explain why before pointing them to more objective facts.
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But in Minding the Gap, it seems like a very good thing — you're making your ethical choices differently than a more "objective" viewer might.
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But consultants say they can provide a broader and more objective selection of options and, in some cases, even the names of specific clinicians.
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There, he tasked himself with making the conservative-leaning newspaper the Washington Times more "objective;" using the term "gay" instead of "homosexual," for example.
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I'm sure that they would like to see it be more objective and also to straighten it out to make it a profitable venture.
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The very best technical analysis helps us to put aside our hopes, dreams and assumptions, so that we can get a more objective view.
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Those abilities also have heightened importance considering game modes are now more objective-based and not simply about who kills more of the enemy team.
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To understand China's foreign policy and peaceful development, one needs to look beyond the old concepts in order to come to a more objective analysis.
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The more objective the job descriptions, policies, procedures, and processes in a company, the less chance there is for conflict and the workplace turning toxic.
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Wanting a more objective analysis, the researchers asked Lagunitas Brewing Company in California to help them convene a double-blind taste test involving 40 participants.
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The LDA/FARA exemption was supposed to eliminate that ambiguity and get more U.S. subsidiaries to register somewhere, since the LDA test was more objective.
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When discussing our ability to care about others, economists use a more objective-sounding term, "social utility," as a way to measure and understand it.
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A lot of Clinton supporters and even some more objective observers might think that Trump's theft of the attention isn't all that great for his campaign.
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Enticing new jobs and dollars sometimes means that lawmakers must woo the very businesses that they're supposed to be regulating with a far more objective eye.
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SUSAN H. TAFT Pike, Ohio To the Editor: The campaign is drawing to a close, and I wish that The Times's coverage had been more objective.
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His soccer boosterism will be either endearing or annoying depending on your own prior views, but it gets in the way of a more objective analysis.
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"If you let some time go by before considering work that you have done, you move toward a more objective position in judging it," he said.
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He created a conservative news channel that dispensed with objectivity, and sometimes with facts, while claiming it was more objective — "Fair and Balanced" — than the competition.
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Now, his approach of laying out more objective criteria for determining a lender's grade under the law could give those groups much less input and leverage.
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The omission was especially galling to the counter-investigation because the video, taken from a more objective position, raises new questions about Halley's use of lethal force.
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And since Apple and the FBI are saying that the other party is wrong, a more objective panel seems like a decent way to resolve the stalemate.
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This test really only works if you have experience, though, and fortunately, there is a more objective way to determine if a watermelon is ripe or not.
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In addition, the study measured how the patients thought their rehabilitation was progressing, not how well they scored on more objective tests designed to measure their improvement.
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A limitation of the study is that its findings were based on patient recall of dental X-rays, not more objective medical data, which is not available.
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This weekend's new moon in Taurus gives you a dose of reality as you ground your perspective in something more objective—seek the support of your community.
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Luckily, more informed observers offered more objective answers: The Islamic civilization, once the world's most enlightened, has lately been going through an acute crisis with severe consequences.
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But you can get a more objective measure of your circadian rhythm — or chronotype — and advice on what to do about it by taking this simple quiz.
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Can you talk more about that and maybe suggest an alternative business model or model in general for journalism that can be more objective, but also investigative?
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He said Russia, which last month vetoed a proposal to extend the JIM&aposs work, will submit its own motion for extending it and making it more objective.
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"We knew there would be changes for some individuals because, again, this assessment is much more objective," a spokesperson told the Arkansas Times after the system was implemented.
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And in case you think AI might be more objective than humans, think again: bias in artificial intelligence is a real issue that researchers are still struggling with.
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But in fact I was becoming more objective — I set aside the pro-American, anti-Communist filter I brought with me to Vietnam and reported what I saw.
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" 'Vietnam: A History,' by Stanley Karnow The Times Book Review described Stanley Karnow's "Vietnam" as a "less dogmatic, more objective" historical account "that leaves no reasonable questions unanswered.
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St. Thomas wanted to make the assessment of student concussions more objective, and this summer it agreed to participate in a research project with the University of Miami.
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Yes, our modern-day, SAT-based meritocracy seems more objective than do some earlier ways of rationalizing extreme inequality (Calvinism, for example), but it is not without precedent.
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It takes all the endless swiping out of your hands and lets your friends — who know what you like and can be more objective — do all the leg work.
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These kinds of studies that compare self-reports to other types of self-reports or to more objective measurements help ensure researchers are measuring what they think they're measuring.
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It's a more objective and documentarian look than, say, Netflix's "American Crime Story," and has been lauded by fans and critics alike, earning an Academy Award in the process.
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While such political statements can be relevant to analysis (particularly in areas like racial discrimination), the court has always minimized such reliance in favor of more objective textual analysis.
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Brexit may have been a surprise, but perhaps a more objective view of polling would have shown it wasn't quite the surprise that people thought based on the polling.
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Self-compassion, on the other hand, encourages you to acknowledge your flaws and limitations, allowing you to look at yourself from a more objective and realistic point of view.
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I went from VERY successful businessman, to top T.V. Star..... A medical case against Trump also redirects us from the fairer, more objective categories we can use to judge him.
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We hope that having an agreed list of more objective criteria, which relates to specific signs of pain, could improve the ability of both owners and vets to recognize it.
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Experience, some amount of market validation, evidence of meticulous strategy these are metrics which you can rely on and use to make the decision-making process a bit more objective.
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Many younger Poles, even those who lived through Communism, are far enough removed from its oppressions now that they have a more objective perspective on its legacy, including its architecture.
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"We are putting together a cabinet with ministers who are not from the party," Erdogan said, adding this would give them the "opportunity to view events in a more objective way".
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But it is also a vote that will come back to haunt many senators when they reflect on their careers — and when more objective observers pass historical judgment on those careers.
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So, instead of saying that, oh, you've been making improvement," now, it can be a lot more objective by saying, "Oh, I made progress by three degrees, say, over past two weeks.
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We certainly can't trust the neurological examination skills of these executioners, so they'd be better off using a more objective EEG monitoring protocol to assess the how deeply unconscious their subjects are.
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I think that both for treatment of clinical disorders as well as just basic research, we wanted to try to see whether we come up with more objective ways of measuring emotions.
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It may be more objective and may lead well-meaning police commanders to be more thoughtful about what's driving crime, but that's little comfort to the young black men stopped and searched.
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I suppose this naturally happens as you get older, but the more objective and realistic side of me admits that Hillary would accomplish a lot more as president than Bernie Sanders would.
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If the legislature wanted an objective view of the benefits and drawbacks of labor unions, it should have looked to a more objective source — like, say, a broad range of academic research.
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In an effort to make the parole process more objective, New York implemented a risk-assessment tool called Compas in 123 that seeks to measure an inmate's chances for success upon release.
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For example, we know that when interviewers evaluate candidates in a more structured way – assessing only relevant qualifications and considering those same qualifications for all candidates – they'll make more objective and equitable decisions.
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They concluded it was possible that machines would be more objective than people, but raised concerns that technology could reflect human biases and said there should be human oversight and accountability over decisions.
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They concluded it was possible that machines would be more objective than people, but raised concerns that technology could reflect human biases and said there should be human oversight and accountability over decisions.
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"Satire is very strong, especially in the face of fear and propaganda because it dissects trough their lies and nonsense, and it give people a more objective view of what's happening," Youssef said.
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Insel announced that the NIMH would be leaving the DSM behind and launching the Research Domain Criteria (RDoC)— an attempt to classify mental illness through more objective means like genetics or brain imaging.
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More and more, I see students turning away from the expertise that a live person can offer and instead turning to the vast and somehow more objective-seeming "expertise" of the digital world.
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Because the Light Brigade has been infiltrated by a traitor, a member of the SB (the Party's military, which stands in opposition to the more objective BBI), their operation stops before it even begins.
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The new paper uses more objective measures, including data from helmet accelerometer studies, and provides a glimpse of where the debate over the risk of contact sports may next play out, the experts said.
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The team brought sophisticated recording equipment with them to ensure that they could adequately capture the sound pressure of the calls, measured in pascals, which is a more objective measure of loudness than decibels.
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It's interesting that a book and exhibition all about the birth of MoMA are not spawned from the museum, but this gives the material a more objective perspective in considering the institution in its early days.
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According to McNeil, they realized that if they wanted people to hang out there and treat the installation more like an environment for leisure rather than art-viewing, they needed to create more objective-based games.
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Reform advocates have called for clarifying the "engaged in the business" standard to set more objective criteria that would in turn drive more sales out of the unregulated private market and into the background check system.
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It's distinctly quirky and really quite bizarre at times, but having a plot that has you saving people's lives as well as wooing them means this is ideal for those looking for more objective-focused gaming.
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But speaking at POLITCO's 10th annual State Solutions conference, Hogan said that he had more faith in voters than Congress to evaluate the president's conduct, emphasizing that he wanted to see a fairer and more objective process.
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The project is part of the company's goal to "capture more objective data about what happens inside vehicles during Uber trips, where disputes between riders and drivers often play out without witnesses," the New York Times reported.
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As a diagnostic tool, VR potentially offers some big advantages: It can create convincingly realistic simulations of experiences that may provoke symptoms, and it can do so consistently, potentially making diagnoses more objective—or at least less subjective.
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Despite the oft-repeated claim that such data-driven approaches are more objective than past methods of determining the risk of recidivism or anything else, it's clear that our very human biases have rubbed off on our machines.
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The video recordings are part of a broad initiative at the ride-hailing company to capture more objective data about what happens inside vehicles during Uber trips, where disputes between riders and drivers often play out without witnesses.
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"I think what they have to demonstrate is there's a sort of new world order within Tesla — more stringent filters on corporate communications, more objective, well-rounded decisions around corporate governance," Consumer Edge Research analyst Jamie Albertine told CNBC.
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So for the new study, which was published this month in JAMA Network Open, a group of researchers and physicians at the Cleveland Clinic decided to look for more objective ways to measure the relationship between endurance and longevity.
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But Clark decided that he needed to maximize the odds that his next test would be a success; his top priority had to be accumulating fresh footage to analyze, as a small step toward making parachute design a more objective enterprise.
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But the fact that Aly Raisman, not Gabby, will join Simone Biles in representing the U.S. in the all-around final on Thursday is an interesting case study in how the new, more objective, scoring system is still far from perfect.
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"You have to apply more objective criteria in granting autonomy, like a balanced budget," said Paolo Balduzzi, an economist at Catholic University of the Sacred Heart in Milan, who argued that a popular mandate should not be the determining factor.
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"Our intention is to make the system more effective, more just, more objective," Morawiecki told a news conference defending PiS moves on the courts after nearly three hours of talks with European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker Jean-Claude Juncker.
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While one of our goals in examining implicit racial bias in medical school admissions is to make the process more objective, our intent is to improve diversity in medicine because the current lack of diversity contributes to health care disparities.
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The drones also give Ford a more objective plant maintenance record, preventing arguments over the diagnosis and possible solutions to problems, said Pat Manning, a machine production manager for the EcoBlue diesel engine at the plant, where it's code named Panther.
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In 9/20033, and in fragments of intelligence that more objective minds would have rejected, they could see only validation for their abstract and untested theories about the world — theories whose inevitable and obvious conclusion was an American invasion of Iraq.
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"We chose to study surgeons mainly because there is a clinical need for more objective and analytical metrics for quantifying surgical motor skill, particularly for surgical training," says Arun Nemani, a biomedical engineer at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and co-author on the paper.
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So here's a simple question — and, if possible, take the names "Trump" and "Warren" out of the equation to gain a more objective response, since both are highly polarizing: If someone shows they are 1/1,024th of anything, is that "strong evidence"?
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If there is anything to take away from the extraordinarily problematic world of algorithmic decision-making, it is how easily and gratefully we turn over our moral responsibilities to machines that we believe are more objective by merit of them trafficking in ones and zeros.
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Read more: Meet the 23-year-old who uncovers hidden app features that tech giants like Facebook want to keep secret Even in more objective articles, comment sections are full of "yellow Trump fans" ( huangchuanfen) going after "libtards" ( baizuo) for blindly adhering to political correctness.
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And they help explain why researchers have found that while C-sections driven by more objective criteria — like a baby being in a breech position — have been pretty stable over time, C-sections driven by less objective criteria — like a slow labor — have risen sharply.
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Their moves are worth following because they can be more objective than stewards of plain-vanilla corporate bond funds, which must hold a high percentage of the asset category regardless of market conditions, said Todd Rosenbluth, director of ETF & mutual fund research at CFRA Research.
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The Roosevelt statue, which was smeared with red paint in October 2017 by the anonymous Monument Removal Brigade, was supposed to include new signage, with updated educational programs undertaken by the museum to offer a more objective background on the 26th president of the United States.
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But it's a sentiment you can see in more objective media as well, like this 2012 LA Times article on a fight between the Sinaloa cartel and the Zetas: The Sinaloa cartel, for all its murderous ways, maintained something of a social base among many locals.
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The album's hardly a more objective take on decadence than those of his contemporaries, as if such a thing were possible, but by dunking his head in a bubbling swamp of textured sound until any vestige of received songform evaporates, he dodges the convention of identifiable/relatable performative subjectivity.
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People were slightly more overconfident in how they ranked their intelligence (somewhat subjective) than their performance on an IQ test (seemingly more objective.) Next, the researchers found that people tend to be overconfident on tasks that are perceived as easy and underconfident on tasks that are perceived as hard.
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Unlike other diseases such as asthma and diabetes, whose diagnosis is more objective and is not based on peer-to-peer comparisons, the diagnosis of A.D.H.D. appears heavily influenced by how children behave in school relative to peers and how those differences in behavior are interpreted by school personnel, parents and ultimately, physicians.
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Michael Sandel's What Money Can't Buy (2012), Debra Satz's Why Some Things Should Not Be For Sale (2010) and Ronald Dworkin's masterwork Justice for Hedgehogs (2011) all sought to put "value" on more objective and less relative footing, to give it back all of the complexity that market reductionism had squeezed out of it.
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" Artyom Troitsky, a Russian critic of the Kremlin who lives in self-imposed exile in Estonia, said Russian speakers in Narva, while heavily influenced by Russian propaganda, have "a much more objective view of Russia" than Russians in Tallinn "for the simple reason that they live on the border and go to Russia often, so they know what life is really like over there.
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George W. Bush was president at the time of the survey, but by extension it appears that Americans can be more objective answering a question like "Is the unemployment rate lower or higher than it was seven years ago?" than a question like "Is the unemployment rate lower or higher than it was when Barack Obama became president?" even though as a factual matter those are the same question.
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The new study is a "good initial observation, but we will have to have more objective evidence of (other health conditions) and risk factors plus long-term monitoring of atrial fibrillation for there to be a clear correlation," said Dr. Johanna Contreras, an assistant professor of medicine at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai and director of heart failure at Mount Sinai St Luke's in New York City.
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