Sentence examples for partly subjective from inspiring English sources
By definition, their openness indicator is partly subjective.
Right now, international agencies defer to national governments before declaring a drought, because they say it is partly subjective, and highly political.
Given the partly subjective nature of our dichotomy definitions, we considered these kappas satisfactory.
It is therefore partly subjective, and the estimated average error of the time determination is 1 min.
In addition, sometimes it is difficult or partly subjective to measure the tilt of OSSs if they are blurry; an example of the Δf D/ΔT evaluation is marked in magenta color in Fig. 2.
What actually is good code is partly subjective.
Effect is partly a subjective judgment but so is writing.
Selecting the optimum set of parameters, however, is not straightforward, and the quality of an alignment result is at least partly determined by subjective decisions.
[ 4] The greater likelihood of unemployed and pensioners to consult a professional, partly independent of subjective health, could reflect the reluctance of the full-time employed to endure long waiting times in the public sector.
It is however acknowledged that identification of priorities for research into medicinal products for paediatric use is partly based on subjective criteria and that identified priorities may change over time.
Acrophobia developed loyal fans partly because of the subjective nature of the contest itself; in few online games are winners selected by vote.
