Sentence examples for subjective basis from inspiring English sources

Also featured are the recordings of shows selected on the more subjective basis of listening enjoyment or budgetary considerations.

The traditional view of weight reduction is ex post facto and is often pursued on a highly subjective basis, he said.

But beyond the specifications, on a purely subjective basis, the well-proportioned, generally pleasing Allroad falls somewhere between the Avant station wagon and Audi's quite capable, less expensive Q5 sport utility.

In cases like these we know a thing's qualities only as we record them on a subjective basis.

An ABC flack says that decisions on what runs and what doesn't are made on a "somewhat subjective" basis.

"We did not want to pick out studies on any subjective basis," says lead author Colin Camerer, an economist at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena.

It's rather a subjective, personal basis for a judicial decision, and the centrist Stewart was surprised at how the phrase caught on but knew it would be long remembered.

In late October, May ordered Gwinnett to stop summarily rejecting ballots for "perceived signature discrepancy," which the judge said was being made by elections staff on a "subjective and arbitrary basis". That ruling came after voting rights advocates became alarmed that a large number of absentee ballots were being rejected by Gwinnett elections officials.

Lung cancer trials generally exclude patients with comorbidities and current treatment guidelines do not specifically consider comorbidities, so treatment decisions are usually made on subjective individual-case basis.

Hirsch et al. reported that patients with thyroid cancer perceive their illness on a subjective and emotional basis, not on the objective severity of the DTC [ 29].

Usually, a combination of the first and the second approach is the advisable way to perform the evaluation; the analysts should use their experience on the examined topic and the knowledge obtained by years of relevant research and then discuss their views with a multidisciplinary team of experts; this way, a non-subjective and robust basis for the analysis is provided.