Sentence examples for subjective manner from inspiring English sources
Trivial subjects are treated in an intimate, subjective manner, and even when social conditions form the theme, the light mood prevails.
Most numerical models are run and compared to data in a subjective manner.
There are various traditional methods exist to perform the reliability allocation based on engineering factors that are assessed in a subjective manner.
From our experience laryngoscope's light is assessed in a subjective manner and we believe a more precise evaluation should be used.
The TAM allowed us to measure usefulness and ease of use in a subjective manner; the Think Aloud method allowed us to analyze these measures objectively.
Currently, surgical planning and placing implants is performed in a subjective manner, relying on the surgeon's experience and instinct, current systems to help the surgeon to place implant are also bulky, expensive, slow and not user friendly.
There is a clear need to go beyond debating over the idea of teacher agency or lack of it (Borg, 2010; Groundwater-Smith & Mockler, 2005; Noffke, 1997), to inter-agency whereby teachers, school leaders and policymakers negotiate action research agendas in an inter-subjective manner.
He says that meat-eating is being stigmatised in Germany, and that a lot of the statistics in the Meat Atlas are interpreted in a subjective political manner - criticising phrases like "in slaughterhouses the battle for the lowest prices is being fought on the workers' backs" as politically-biased anti-capitalist language.
Surgical training has changed with the inception of surgical simulation; however, tools to assess progress in a non-subjective, quantitative manner have not been adequately developed.
Here, briefly, and in a highly subjective and selective manner, I consider: why we might want to deploy free-behaviour designs in an fMRI context, how to go about it, review some examples of it in action, and decide finally whether it is worth it (it is).
