While this music is playing, what you see on 2,000 or so slides hand-painted by Mr. Stern is probably as subjective as a Rorschach test.
While, in English, may and probably are subjective and objective respectively, the expressions in Chinese kěnéng, yéxǔ and shuōbúdìng behave similarly except that kěnéng is gradable and the latter two are ungradable.
Previous evidence suggests that social connections are powerful predictors, and probably affects subjective well-being [ 58].
So, assuming 'probably' means something like subjective probability Probably, if p, q means that the subjective probability of p → q, and, assuming the agent is coherent, that is true just in case the subjective probability of q given p is high.
But an objective measure which probably correlates with subjective experience does exist.
That's a complicated, subjective, probably unanswerable query, and like all such queries, it can only be solved through a March Madness style bracket.
Although the use of computer-based modeling in guideline development is quite sophisticated and reasonably defensible scientifically, the component of guideline value derivation that involves modifying factors is probably the most subjective part of the entire process.
"In some schools the decisions probably have been more subjective than in others".
"Some of those kids probably do have a subjective awareness of their brain state; others who have equally large amygdala signals — depending on how they have adapted, how they've been brought up and supported — might have little awareness of it".
In our study, topiramate normalized patients' subjective responses, probably through the restoration of a physiological modulation of pain.
