The underlying barriers to recruitment will naturally be subject to subjective interpretations; however, understanding surgical opinions and attitudes regarding clinical trials are crucial.
Attempting this analysis, it is emphasised that the underlying barriers to recruitment may be difficult to accurately determine from a survey as they will be subject to subjective interpretations by investigators.
The deliberate use of subjective interpretations and experiences in interpreting responses to the questionnaires had the potential to undermine the extent to which the findings accurately represented those responses.
While, historically, qualitative methods have attempted to tease out subjective interpretations, quantitative survey methods also attempt to capture individual subjectivities.
Reliability is also at issue, because many scores are determined by test-givers' subjective interpretations.
Judgments about mental impairment are necessarily based on subjective interpretations of behavior.
According to Lewis, epistemological problems are instead a matter of the subjective interpretations that individuals make about their sensory experiences.
But behavioral profiling, highly nuanced, draws heavily from cognitive psychology and, often, on the personal experiences with previous crimes and the subjective interpretations of the profilers.
This is not exactly new territory, but the very title of "Haunted" hints at a welcome shift toward more subjective interpretations and away from the tyrannical theorizing that Pictures art often inspired.
They claim Heller's legal threat amounts to a "hodgepodge of conclusory allegations and subjective interpretations" and have separately claimed that Straight Outta Compton is based on historic accusations by NWA against Heller which the latter has admitted were made in his own autobiography.
When TS Eliot called Hamlet "the Mona Lisa of literature" he meant it in a negative sense: that the play was no longer seen for what it was, but had become, like the painting, a receptacle for subjective interpretations and second-rate theories.
