Subjective limits based on emotional harm would render art, literature, science, religion, comedy, satire, and much else out of bounds, as well.
Total walking distance, Borg's dyspnoea score and the subjective limiting factor were recorded.
131 Reports favouring the use of a particular snare such as spiral or crescentic snares appear subjective, limiting the ability to recommend a particular snare.
Moreover, collapse predictions by these subjective collapse limit-states are found to be sensitive to the assumed threshold values and to the characteristics of IDA curves.
However, history taking is difficult and subjective, therefore limiting our ability to accurately predict the presence of CAD.
Our study showed that higher subjective disability, limited active external rotation, poor tendon quality, larger tear size, and U-shaped tears were more associated with a partial repair.
Moreover, some clinical outcome criteria (severity score, rating of clinical improvement) are subjective, which limits the evaluation of the clinical outcome.
Our methods should not based on gut feeling and intuition, and in the case of PeerIndex, we're trying to limit subjective bias to the minimum and let the data speak for itself.
However, almost always, the use of US methodologies in diagnosis suffers from several limitations including operator dependency, subjective evaluation, and limited ability to quantify the amount of fatty infiltration, and, ultimately, it is frequently regarded as being unable to provide an accurate measurement of the liver fat content [ 8].
Eunice Chua argues against adopting the subjective test and limiting judicial review to breaches of the procedures stated in the ISA.
