Sentence examples for grades of subjectivity from inspiring English sources
The most original among modern Indian thinkers, however, is K.C. Bhattacharyya, who rejected the conception of philosophy as a construction of a worldview and undertook a phenomenological description of the various grades of subjectivity: (1) the bodily, (2) the psychic, and (3) the spiritual.
This form of subjectivity does not survive scrutiny.
We have come to expect some degree of subjectivity from our politicians but what we are witnessing now is subjectivity run amok.
Diagnosis and differentiation of the different grades of dysplastic laryngeal lesions has traditionally been accomplished by histological analysis, although it is widely acknowledged that currently available criteria give rise to an inevitable degree of subjectivity.
Such uncertainty provides room for a certain degree of subjectivity.
A degree of subjectivity is inevitable under this approach.
The literature indeed indicates that some forms of assessment lend themselves to greater levels of grading subjectivity than others.
A more serious issue with human scoring of written responses is the persistent problem of grading subjectivity and consequent reliability threats; such problems are often introduced by the need for many different human graders to score large data sets, such as those generated in undergraduate biology courses (Nehm and Haertig, in press).
Recent studies leading to the development of the 21-gene recurrence score (trade name Oncotype DX; Genomic Health, Inc., Redwood City, CA, USA [ 22, 23]) have highlighted the issue of subjectivity associated with histological grading and called into question the utility of histological grade as a prognostic tool.
Exams are often held up as being this objective standard, but there's a lot of subjectivity in the marking and grading of exams.
However this method is prone to bias due to the lack of sensitivity in the upper grades and subjectivity with which the examiner applies the resistance.
