In the 1985 essay, "Penelope's Night Work: Negative Thinking In Greek Philosophy", McEvilley shows an inclination to believing the subjective experience is the only experience.
A backrest elevation of 30 degrees to 45 degrees is recommended to decrease the incidence of VAP, although implementation is influenced by clinical practice and the patient's condition, and subjective perception of the angle of inclination is limited [ 26- 29].
A good occlusal result was based on a subjective evaluation of intercuspation, crown angulation, and inclination, rotations, contacts, occlusal plane, incisor, and molar relationships according to Andrew's six keys to normal occlusion.
These inclinations were not only highly subjective and often did not take into account equivalent dosage rationales they also seemed sometimes to be uncorrectable by their physicians.
For Kant human beings cannot be permitted to pursue their inclinations which are to be viewed as subjective desires.
Treadmill speed and inclination were set individually for each participant, such that a subjective rate of perceived exertion of five to seven points on the ten-point Borg scale was reached.
Treadmill speed and inclination were set individually for each participant, such that a subjective rate of perceived exertion of five to seven points on the ten-point Borg scale was reached as recommended by the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) position stand on exercise with older adults.
As should be apparent through his response to Wizenmann, the subjective character of faith is quite distinct from the subjective-psychological inclinations of persuasion.
However, it may make the analytical process somewhat subjective as descriptions will always depend on the researcher's perceptions, inclinations, sensitivities, and sensibilities [ 1].
