Sentence examples for a subjective performance from inspiring English sources

Madden examined how women could still be making less than men if the market, not a subjective performance review by a manager, decided how much they were paid, according to a press release announcing the results of the study.

Since PESQ measurements principally model the Mean Opinion Scores (MOS), it has a close connection to subjective performance tests performed by a human.

As noted, our participants were selected on evidence (an initial subjective performance test) that they could perform hemiola rhythms.

The use of the original signals as reference would, in theory, give us an overall subjective performance.

We provide a behavioral account of subjective performance evaluation inflation (i.e., leniency bias) and compression (i.e., centrality bias).

The results of experiment show that BLSTM-RNNs can achieve a better objective and subjective performance than deep neural networks (DNN) and Gaussian mixture models (GMM) in articulatory-to-acoustic conversion.

Individual differences explained a substantial 46% of objective performance and 19% of subjective performance in a mixed-motive bargaining exercise.

To assess the clinical and subjective performance of a one-step hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) lens care system compared to a multi-purpose disinfecting system (MPDS) when used with silicone hydrogel (SiH) lenses.

It is worth noting that similar discrepancies were found in the study by Lester et al. (2011), from which this anagram test was taken, and that factors that may contribute to a mismatch between actual and subjective performance may be useful to investigate further.

Although this number may not be sufficient for a formal assessment of speech processing systems, it would give an efficient indicator for checking their subjective performance.

For example, Wall et al. (2004) show that in a sample of UK manufacturing and service sector firms, subjective performance measures demonstrate both convergent and discriminant validity, meaning there is a high correlation between parallel subjective and objective measures and little correlation between nonparallel subjective and objective measures.