For example, The meeting is not urgent, is a subjective assertion that does not have a clear criteria to be evaluated against.
For example, if the agent wishes to employ the expected-utility paradigm of decision theory to guide its actions, it will need to assign degrees of belief (subjective probabilities) to various assertions.
A qualitative approach to data collection and analysis was appropriate given the central assertion regarding subjective perspectives.
But for the moment, nobody knows exactly how to measure this 'full value', which is largely based on subjective moral values and qualitative assertions.
In the UK, motives are generally individualistic, for example money, self-promotion or success (though as there is little research in this area, we acknowledge that this assertion is somewhat subjective).
Even though this assertion may be subjective, the primary aim of composting DFS is to make it safe for handling and land application followed by the other agronomic benefits, such as organic matter and nutrient content.
This assertion seems to imply that a subjective assessment could not be quantified.
This assertion appears to be based largely on subjective reliability criteria such as the low overlap between curated datasets in various different databases.
Although later scholars (e.g., Knorr 1975: 244) repeat these assertions, they are based in part on a very subjective analysis of Archytas' style.
The commercial's assertion that middle-class families are getting squeezed is largely subjective; the Kerry campaign cites evidence like rising health care and college tuition costs.
