Sentence examples for subjective conditions from inspiring English sources

In this retrospective study, we examined the history of each subject's behaviors and subjective conditions of the oral cavity that may have influenced their dentally related behaviors.

In these cases, we carefully controlled that not only the stimulation parameters, but also other environmental and subjective conditions (such as daytime, room brightness, subject's vigilance level) were exactly the same.

lt will offer amnesty to those who committed them, provided they meet the (distinctly subjective) conditions: full disclosure, political motivation, and action which, however nasty, accorded with their side's policy at the time.

Since then, highly subjective conditions such as back pain and mental illnesses have grown to account for most DI beneficiaries, and claims have become more correlated with unemployment (see right-hand chart).

They are "merely subjective conditions of all our intuition".

Furthermore, they contain loopholes that allow the CBRC to bar any bank: –Subjective conditions.

Rather, it is a subjective condition, a feeling or an intuition that we are in some profound sense different from the people who lived before us.

"We believe that the housing code in every other respect is a compilation of objective housing conditions," he said, "and that creating a violation issued by a Housing Court judge instead of an inspector, and for a subjective condition, is outside of the legislative authority relating to the housing code".

For, he claims, the free play of the faculties manifests the subjective condition of cognition in general (see for example §9, 218; §238 290; §38, 290).

The foremost challenge to modeling a subjective condition such as tinnitus is the evaluation of the occurrence of tinnitus in the model.

According to Kant (at least in one way of resolving the antinomies), the fallacy lies in treating the world as a whole as an object — in mistaking a subjective condition for an objective reality.