Put another way, let us stipulate that a fact any determination about what is so is something that is in principle knowable, and that knowability implies a subject-object relation, and therefore a "distance" or separation, some space away from the fact-to-be-known.
Reviewing Ministry's The Mind Is A Terrible Thing to Taste in 1989, Robert Christgau wrote that industrial is "objective; it doesn't imply a subject".
It is tempting to represent such experiences in these terms in part no doubt because any attribution of a phenomenological content to an experience is likely to imply a subject-object structure (to imply some account of how something seemed to the subject of the experience), so contradicting the purported, non-dualistic content of an introvertive mystical experience.
Thus, a high predicted score (or posterior probability) of a subject implies a high risk of atherosclerosis whereas a low predicted score suggests a low risk of atherosclerosis.
Therefore, it implies a selection of subjects among ADHD psychiatric outpatients, functioning better than average, as treatment for coexisting disorders excluded for the present study.
"Study participant" implies an active role in which individuals are engaged in an exchange of information, whereas "study subject" implies a passive role in which information is transferred in a single direction.
A negative coefficient implies that a subject with a larger value of the independent variable is likely to be observed in a lower bin or category.
A positive coefficient implies a larger probability that a subject with a larger value of the independent variable will be observed in a higher bin or category.
Their views about their basic science knowledge implies a mismatch between learning a subject and then having the opportunity to apply that learning, especially because there were so many different views about when they tied their science understanding together to understand disease processes.
They add that this "implies a dynamic relationship among subject, assessor, materials, and tasks, such that each influences the others" (p. 52).
The main limitation is sample loss inherent to studies of this kind, since the voluntary nature of participation and the population characteristics referred to age, etc., implies a certain loss of subjects versus the initially estimated sample size.
