Sentence examples for a subjective determination from inspiring English sources

Hotchkiss noted that, in this case, the input information chosen by the experts was not significantly different; what caused the variance was that Newman made a subjective determination to reduce further the multiples determined from the input information prior to applying the valuation formula.

In order for books to be passed, they must meet at least half of the state-determined curriculum standards and contain no factual errors, a subjective determination that is also made by SBOE members.

"It's really a subjective determination.

But they said that can be a subjective determination.

Of course, what's "best" is a subjective determination.

Caseworkers, who are usually overworked and underpaid, must distinguish between mistreatment and parenting that is "good enough" — a subjective determination that is inevitably shaped by their own values and world view.

Importantly, the immigration regulations do not define the term "athlete," rendering the determination of who is an athlete, not to mention whether or not they are internationally recognized, as well as what is an athletic competition a largely subjective determination by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services USCISS).

A vast majority of Chinese, like Mr. Yu, are rejected because a visa officer makes what is often a highly subjective determination: that the applicant harbors intentions of staying on in the United States -- whether legally or illegally -- which disqualifies the applicant for a visa under United States law.

But there was also a more subjective determination - based on things like judgment and character.

The qualitative approach to tCho, first reported for use in in vivo breast assessment by this team, involves the subjective determination by an observer as to whether a distinct resonance at approximately 3.2 ppm is present.

When I first started discussing this among friends, I heard a variant of the same refrain that one always hears when advocating for diversity in representation: "I'm sure the list was focused on good books, not the skin color of the authors". I believe that's both true and unpersuasive; the vague and subjective determination of "good" is a mindless, educationally limited standard.