We were concerned that, because the metric is a subjective one, repeated contact with the content would cause the recall accuracy value to overshoot to nearly 100% after the first contact, regardless of prior knowledge or the time-on-task.
The present study compared an existing pilot oxygen mask and a prototype of the revised mask design with 88 Korean Air Force pilots in terms of subjective discomfort, facial contact pressure, and slip distance on the face in high gravity.
This seems apparently in contrast with a previous report, which showed a wide range of CF values corresponding to the subjective feedback of 'good contact' defined by the operator.
One is a nomination layer constructed from subjective reports of significant contacts, another is a behavioral layer constructed from electronic records of communications, and the third is a behavioral layer, constructed from bluetooth records indicating spatial collocation of students.
A topic as subjective as ball striking generates fierce disagreement, because there is no precise measurement for purity of contact between club and ball.
Du Bos begins by considering the subjective impression triggered by the contact with works of art.
This can be defined as the subjective prominence of a given contact for an individual at a particular point in time [6, 10, 11].
Furthermore, the choice of distribution for the duration of contacts would be subjective since (a) it was clearly unknown for what was missing and (b) the distributions varied substantially between countries.
To assess the association between workload, subjective wellness, musculoskeletal screening measures and non-contact injury risk in elite Australian footballers.
Patient-reported subjective responses have become increasingly popular in describing contact lens visual performance and discriminating between designs.
