Sentences with phrase «objective quality»

Thus, democracy is the social expression of belief in objective qualities of goodness and of common loyalty to them.

When alleged scientific data fails to meet relevant, objective quality standards specifically developed for that kind of data, no one knows whether the claimed result is either reliable or correct.

Maybe they made it because of the experiential and yet objective quality of confession.

Because consumers comparing two products with the same objective qualities tend to give higher ratings to the one that is more expensive or from a brand with a premium reputation, marketing still counts.

What really matters in terms of objective quality on the pet food label is the Nutritional Adequacy Statement (NAS).

«If average user ratings reflect objective quality, they should correlate positively with resale values.

In June 2003, the Rand Corporation published an article in The New England Journal of Medicine showing that when prescribing medicine, 68 percent of the time American doctors meet objective quality standards.

Amber had played a few hours here and there — Eric would ask if she thought new parts were any good, but it wasn't nearly enough to gauge objective quality.

The physical alteration of the paper's material form through the addition of paint or water lends it an informal, objective quality uncontrollable by the artists» hand.

However, the Corrigendum purported to excuse or explain the discrepancies by stating that the differences resulted from the application of additional objective quality control to series already shortlisted according to quality control tests described in Mann et al. (2000).

This will prevent inadvertent subconscious bias, and the hiring will be based on objective qualities versus a subjective feeling.

Consensus Recommendation - A consensus recommendation is measure associated with a phenomenon, or objective quality of a stock, which is measured and verifiable for thickness or thinness.

Morality has an objective aspect but that objective quality is to be measured against the world God created more so than any collection of inspired writings.

Let us look on the side of the prescriptive force of the law of perfection, toward the objective quality of the feelings — the pathos — articulated by the hymn.

Finally, traditional sacred music has an objective quality which is at the same time palpable and introspective.

Someone who works at the Ford Motor Company might say, «I love Ford cars, but I work there, so I'm biased,» which is to say that the person's views might not correspond to the objective qualities of the car.

As far as any objective quality of writing, editing, or finished product is concerned, I'd gladly pit my book against those in the same genre published by legacy publishers in the past few years.

If we are talking about pure, objective quality, my vote would go to Mega Man 3.

How you receive this humour will make - or - break your enjoyment of the game, regardless of the objective quality on offer.

Irrespective of the film's objective qualities, this could tarnish the series» overall legacy as a consequence, in much the same way as the film versions of Tomb Raider and Resident Evil have damaged the reputation of their respective gaming franchises.

Simonetta said that being promoted via the PlayStation Blog, or having your PS4 game tweeted about via the official PlayStation Twitter account, is «not guaranteed» — rather, «it depends on the objective quality of your title.»

They were simply aesthetic objects, demanding to be considered according to their own formal, objective qualities.

It was a decent enough experience subjectively, as are even average premium displays today, but its objective qualities leave something to be desired.