Sentence examples for subjective agreement from inspiring English sources

We then used this grouping variable (Subjective Agreement vs Subjective Disagreement) as the dependent variable in a series of hierarchical logistic regression analyses.

Whereas the general subjective agreement to evidence based medicine was high, this pattern clearly lessened when physicians were asked about regular use of guidelines in daily practice: half of the physicians interviewed already used guidelines in the treatment of patients.

However, pedagogical classification systems need to be evaluated to assess their quality with regards to providing a degree of inter-subjective agreement on the meaning of the classification dimensions they provide.

Further, to strengthen the validation and trustworthiness of the study, the findings were continuously discussed back and forth between the authors during the analysis until a high degree of inter-subjective agreement was reached [ 18].

Trustworthiness of the study will be assured by a thorough description of the methods used, as well as inter-subjective agreement between different researchers in defining the different themes [ 39].

It involves having at least three judges rate the translations; if the judges agree that the translated items reflect the intentions of the originals, their judgments converge or are congruent (inter-subjective agreement) and provide an evidence for the logical validity of the translation.

Only rarely have objective measures been correlated with subjective observer agreement.

Subjective-genital agreement calculated within-subjects can vary tremendously, however, such that some women's reports of sexual arousal are unrelated to their genital responses, or even negatively related, whereas others show large and positive correlations between self-reported sexual arousal and genital vasocongestion (Rellini, McCall, Randall, & Meston, 2005).

The hypotheses we derived from learning and information processing theories were not supported, and methodological factors cannot fully account for men's higher subjective-genital agreement (or women's lower subjective-genital agreement).

The results (between-subjects) suggest that the gender difference in subjective-genital agreement was observed with both types of stimuli.

One of the most frequently suggested moderators of subjective-genital agreement is gender; studies of men tend to produce higher correlations between measures of subjective and genital sexual arousal than studies of women (for a narrative review, see Laan & Janssen, 2007).