Sentence examples for subjective notes from inspiring English sources

The ({alpha _{j}^{i}}) values are obtained using the correlation of each criterion (υ i ) with the subjective notes given by human observers [21].

Previously, preliminary and potentially subjective notes made by physicians upon first contact with ill individuals had been used for an approximate determination of the clinical impact of HRV-QPM [31].

A brief, mostly subjective note: This really isn't looking like the election anyone expected.

Pietism brought a new lyrical and subjective note into German hymnody in the 17th and 18th centuries, among both Lutherans and other groups, such as the Moravian Church.

Although we did not test the specific effect of expert versus non-expert endorsements, nor the type of expert providing the endorsement, the subjective differences noted between the two versions may be affected by endorsements and who provides them.

More health benefits would be achieved if the areas currently reserved for warning labels would be used for a message to enhance efficacy or influence other determinants that have been found to play a role in ceasing smoking (such as subjective norm; note that attitude, the construct encompassing perceived threat, has been found to have only a weak influence; Topa & Moriano, 2010).

Individual susceptibility to the vapor of this chemical, as evidenced by subjective complaints, was noted in approximately one of ten subjects.

"The judging is totally subjective," Herzog said, noting that everyone in the dog world seemed to know one another.

The great William James, who named the field and was the first to talk of the "stream of consciousness" of subjective life, also noted in his Principles of Psychology: "Perhaps the greatest breach in nature is the breach from one mind to another".

Hume already anticipated a role for subjective psychological traits, noting that our choice of convention often depends upon "the imagination, or the more frivolous properties of our thought and conception" (Treatise, p. 504, note 1).

Subjective improvement was noted in 38 of the 51 patients.