Sentence examples for excessively subjective from inspiring English sources

The complaint said, "Even though the Secret Service promotion system has a numerical ranking, it is excessively subjective, is not job related and has been implemented through a 'good old boy network' to the exclusion of African-American Special Agents.

Harris eliminated two characters as either arbitrary or excessively subjective, including: (2) proportionately massive skull and (3) moderately heavy bones surrounding orbital region [21].

Consequently, they consider that this scale is excessively subjective and that it has poor validity.

Happiness is too subjective.

"So not excessively excessive.

At the same time, another school of VNOS emerged, and it is defined in this study as the "post-modernist VNOS",1 which thoroughly denies the classic VNOS and excessively focuses on the subjective and uncertain aspects of science.

Whether or not an infant is "excessively" irritable or has "troublesome" symptoms is a highly subjective assessment.

The Helmet Fit Index (HFI) that provides a fit score on a scale from 0 (excessively poor fit) to 100 (perfect fit) was compared with subjective fit assessments of surveyed cyclists.

Manual segmentation of retinal images is not only demanding for experts and excessively time-consuming for clinical use, but is also inherently subjective, and different annotators often yield different results [ 4].

Finally, we restrict our analysis to individuals with more than 15 friends in order to exclude individuals with excessively low social activity and those that have non-zero SWB, i.e. that have shared some subjective information.

Everyone excessively tidy, excessively generous.