Sentence examples for subjective considering from inspiring English sources

Of course, much of this information is subjective, considering Apple doesn't publicly update its total number of iPhones, iPads and iPod touches very often.

However, this may have been a bit subjective considering that not every cattle owner may have had seen their cattle sharing water points with wild animals simultaneously.

Ripening was determined by subjective observation considering softness and peel color.

The immunohistochemical staining was recorded using a semi-quantitative and subjective grading, considering both the intensity of staining and the proportion of tumor cells showing unequivocal positive reaction.

The staining was recorded using a semiquantitative and subjective grading, considering both the intensity of staining and the proportion of tumour cells showing unequivocal positive reaction.

The nuclear immunohistochemical staining of mitosin was generally fairly strong (Fig. 1), and recorded using a semi-quantitative and subjective grading, considering both the intensity of staining and the proportion of tumor cell nuclei showing unequivocal positive reaction.

Their subjective method considered the expert judgments and fuzzy numbers were applied to deal with the ambiguity of their judgments.

If the scene pool for a subjective experiment considers only easy-to-code scenes (or only hard-to-code scenes), then the system under test will not be fully characterized.

The selection of genes for the "PPARα-tailored analysis" was rather subjective; we considered all significant genes that were overlapping between at least two hepatic models.

But, I think it is more makruh," while others spoke about the status of smoking as a fact, for example, "smoking is not haram, it is makruh," perhaps indicating differences in how subjective they consider Muslim law.

Non-pulsatile subjective tinnitus is considered a subjective auditory phantom phenomenon [1], [2] present in 10 to 15% of the population [3], [4], similar to neuropathic pain [5], [6].