"Objective metrics" refers to measurable data or criteria that are unbiased and based on facts or evidence rather than personal opinions or feelings. It means using quantifiable and impartial standards to evaluate or assess something.
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Students advised into AP courses based
on objective metrics (for example, performance on assessments aligned to college - and career - readiness standards).
We feel strongly that real world battery testing is more important, but the rundown test gives us a
more objective metric to factor in.
Some would say you get most of a Sport with a Velar, and if you look purely at
objective metrics like engine specs and feature lists, it's hard to argue they're wrong.
There are the
obvious objective metrics, such as mean grade point average and MCAT scores; but considerable weight is given to the interviews, which are highly subjective.
Adapting world - class business improvement processes, such as Six Sigma, Agile and Design Thinking, the model pioneered large - scale law firm panel convergence, disaggregating / unbundling legal work, bonus fee incentive structures and driving value
through objective metrics.
The ICO Monitor serves as a transparency benchmark for the community to better evaluate offerings and make informed decisions based
on objective metrics.»
While many of the charter school leaders and teachers are encouraged to develop relationships with children's families, it is clear that
objective metrics like graduation and college attendance rates and student test scores are the ultimate drivers of decisionmaking in the school.
I enjoy the Activity and
Objective metrics, clean interface, and great support.
Rather the point is that their dominating the game (according to pretty much
any objective metric you want to use, but big chances will do) means that focusing on Lacazette's misses right at the end is overlooking the more fundamental problems that led to our being in the position we were in with 89 minutes on, and indeed «deserving» to be down a lot more, if only they had finished the numerous eminently finish - able chances they had.
As a lifter and athlete progresses, the squat becomes either a metric for sports performance (such that it is
THE objective metric for powerlifting competitions OR simply a means to increase strength necessary for a specific movement, such as the clean in Olympic weightlifting).
This article shows how to do this best; by de-coupling the performance discussion from the compensation discussion and by avoiding «the fight - or - flight response» by presenting transparent and
objective metrics.
Attendance is
an objective metric we already measure and, short of lying, is not easily corruptible.
The print media was so focused on wind farm controversies,
objective metrics were hard to find.
«Credit goes to David to have achieved what by
any objective metric is a tremendous amount of success in a difficult time in a difficult market.
Vesting can also be tied directly to the company achieving measureable,
objective metrics, including sales, profits, or enterprise value.
Most organizations have access to
objective metrics, which usually focus on financial and operational data such as legal costs, case cycle times, and average costs per claim, line of business, or firm.
If you want to better serve your clients, and use a website to attract ideal clients, then you should take advantage of
objective metrics that are easily collected.
There are more programmers and they're better than they were 10 or 20 years ago, but there is
no objective metric by which someone could say the state of the art has significantly improved.
• Improve our federal and state infrastructure planning by employing a comprehensive, multisector approach based on
objective metrics that allocate funds to projects that meet critical public safety, congestion, delays - to - goods movement, pollution, and other capacity challenges.