However, qualitative methodology remains a rather subjective approach, reflecting the experiences of the studied subjects only, and is prone to researcher bias.
On the contrary, the earthquake intensity is a rather subjective estimate of the macroseismic effects.
Most methods currently used to assess surgical skill are rather subjective or not adequate for microneurosurgery.
With this new approach objectivity can be integrated into conventional, rather subjective approaches.
He was struggling to evoke not what Edward Weston called "the thing itself" but rather subjective memory.
But that in and of itself is not an impeachable offense and is rather subjective in nature.
We take no position on the matter, as the meaning and importance of his statements are rather subjective.
"Transparency," said Mr Issing last year, "is a rather subjective notion and may have a lot to do with familiarity".
That sounds like a rather subjective, cultural judgment — shouldn't the listener decide what's good, based purely on the genome's intrinsics-of-music guidance?
Due to economic losses of this rather subjective process, automatic and computerized methods are needed in order to obtain reproducible and objective results in classification.
However, reservoir simulation can be an energy and cost intensive method that often relies on rather subjective assumption of input parameters, due to lack of accurate field data.
