Sentence examples for subjective evidence from inspiring English sources

A sign is defined as an objective manifestation of disease that can be determined by a physician; a symptom is subjective evidence of disease reported by the patient.

(For some less subjective evidence on air quality, however, one need only consult the hourly readings from the monitoring station at the U.S. Embassy in Beijing. The latest one is below).

Symptoms are defined as "subjective evidence of disease or physical disturbance observed by a patient" [18].

This research proposes a systematic evaluation for relaxation circumstances, which consists of subjective evidence and objective evidence.

The major shift toward treating physician testimony and subjective evidence of pain was thus introduced by various legislative changes and court rulings in 1984, and continued through 1996.

In this study, we provide subjective evidence supporting the hypothesis that PHDs patients are at relatively high risk for developing ischaemic stroke.

However, since this assessment process cannot be examined intersubjectively and remains of necessity purely subjective, this internal evidence cannot be counted as evidence in the sense of evidence-based ethics (see the dimension of externality).

"There was no subjective or objective evidence that she was not fully recovered," he said Wednesday.

"There was no subjective or objective evidence that she was not fully recovered".

Results: Both groups showed subjective and objective evidence of rebound congestion 24 hours after cessation of oxymetazoline (P < 0.05).

Although there was significant differences in pain and stiffness in the injured and uninjured legs, using Mann-Whitney statistical analysis, it was discovered that there was no statistically significant association between malunion and subjective and clinical evidence of osteoarthritis.