objectivity

a trade-off between objectivity and relevance.

a book about snakes; objectivity—a part of what biography is about.

Combined with financial ratio, the RIV model is characterized by more conspicuous objectivity and verifiability.

Secondly, structural grammar is empirical, aiming at objectivity in the sense that all definitions and statements should be verifiable or refutable.

It is important to maintain objectivity when conducting research.

Journalists strive to uphold objectivity in their reporting.

Objectivity is a key principle in scientific experiments.

Judges are expected to demonstrate objectivity in their decision-making.

Maintaining objectivity can be challenging in emotionally charged situations.

Objectivity helps to ensure fairness and impartiality.

It is important for teachers to assess students' work with objectivity.

Objectivity is crucial in making informed decisions.

The lack of objectivity in the media can lead to biased reporting.

Objectivity is a valuable skill in critical thinking.

Worse, in some cases there is no pretence of objectivity.

He cites the memorable phrase coined by David Weinberger, a technology commentator, that “transparency is the new objectivity”.

Our men will lose objectivity if he's in there.

Okay, all examiners are equal in their evaluation and their objectivity.

The second lesson is about the value of science, institutions and objectivity.

Objectivity is “a grand bargain between all the different players”, says Mr Rosen.

Literary disciplines, being less bound by this objectivity, became the primary domain for mythology.

These are decisions that can be cast in some sort of term of objectivity -- public investment decisions.

Do you consider Mr. Mueller to be a person of integrity, objectivity and professionalism in your experience with him?

I have just as much objectivity as anyone.