Sentence examples for more subjective measures from inspiring English sources
More versatile objective quality measures have been proposed as estimates of subjective quality ratings.
Eliminating the SAT would result in increasing reliance on more subjective measures of college readiness.
And so their success may become dependent on less tangible, more subjective measures.
Studies set up to test the efficacy of treatments for depression must rely upon more subjective measures: doctors' ratings or patients' own assessments.
The reliance on machine learning and data crunching, rather than more subjective measures, can lead brands to display their wares in online environments they'd normally avoid — including fake-news sites, or highly partisan, provocative, and divisive ones — and they may not even be aware that it's happening.
The reliance on machine learning and data crunching, rather than more subjective measures, can lead brands to display their wares in online environments they'd normally avoid including fake-news sites, or highly partisan, provocative, and divisive ones and they may not even be aware that it's happening.
Our results indicate that a simpler index with less subjectivity (i.e., presence/absence of a stressor in a watershed) provides similar results to the more subjective measure of threats (i.e., peer-reviewed threat severity).
Passenger comfort is a more subjective measure, but may be considered quantitatively as how close a particular individual is to their own limit of balance.
While isolation can be measured directly — by how many friends you have or how often you have contact with family — loneliness is more subjective, measured through survey questions about whether social needs and expectations are being met.
Appraisals of relative wealth during childhood also demonstrated lower concordance, as might be anticipated for a more subjective measure.
The more subjective the measures are, the higher the risk that people's responses are affected by current mood or recent life events.
