Sentence examples for subjective estimation from inspiring English sources

To evaluate the subjective estimation of noise-induced discomfort and its correlation to psychoacoustic and physiological parameters under laboratory conditions.

The question whether colour affects the subjective estimation of time and warmth is also discussed with reference to experimental work.

In addition, the questionnaire held items about the driving time with all-terrain vehicles and a subjective estimation of exposure to unpleasant movements (shock, jolt, irregular sway).

The question of whether colour affects the subjective estimation of time and warmth is also discussed with reference to experimental work.

Orthognathic surgery resulted in subjective estimation of function, appearance, health, and interpersonal relationships that was higher than that among pretreatment and no-treatment control groups.

First, the entity-specific perspective is reframed as sensitivity to interrelations between value-bearers in the statement, thus avoiding the frequently assumed though contestable dichotomy between present objective facts (market) and subjective estimation of the future (entity-specific).

Although this approach is subject to technical and observer error, it is considered more accurate than clinicians' subjective estimations of blood loss.

This is about individual, subjective estimations of happiness, material and non-material, which Gallup calls "wellbeing".

But in real interactive choice situations, agents must often rely on their subjective estimations or perceptions of probabilities.

Another advantage is the consideration of subjective estimations by declaring a level of reliability based on the α-cut (Kulejewski 2011).

We developed the method because we were not able find an existing protocol that fulfilled our criteria that it: focused on students not instructors, observed individual students, did not require subjective estimations of engagement, and allowed us to capture the range of behaviors we were interested in and that we could easily observe from several feet away.