Of these, 24% were referred for objective memory impairment.
One representative confirmed unit leaders' perceptions of unfairness, but referred to objective figures stating otherwise.
According to Spohn (and contrary to Schurz's theory which refers to objective probabilities), the fact that normal conditions obtain is conceived epistemically and, more specifically, doxastically.
Experience with care refers to objective dimensions of the care patients receive and interactions with different elements of the health care system [6].
During the embedding, the watermark is adaptively embedded by referring to objective difference grade (ODG) value of the marked audio with the consideration of the human auditory system.
As regards this paper, the latent categorical variable refers to objective social status, while the manifest categorical variables are three major indicators in the surveys, namely income, education, and occupational prestige.
Clinical outcomes refers to objective response (ORR; CR and PR) and disease control rate (DCR; CR, PR and SD lasting >6 months).
Nevertheless, the WHOQOL measures assess subjective perception of health in terms of the WHO definition of health and reflect what people 'feel' about their health status; hence reflect 'subjective well-being', whereas the constructs used in the HF-ICF-60 refer to objective description of health status of the individual (WHO, 2001).
Several algorithms, usually referred to as objective quality metrics, have been proposed in the literature for the in-service objective quality evaluation of video sequences.
When it comes to "further squeezing of the Haqqani network," as Mr. Olson referred to his objective, he dryly recounted his personal interest in the matter: he was in the American Embassy in Kabul on both days in the past year when it came under concerted attack by Haqqani forces orchestrated from Pakistan.
