Sentence examples for subjective preferences from inspiring English sources

Regarding the subjects' subjective preferences, using the Palm-menu design was initially favored more than the WinCE-menu; however, their preferences for using both menus increased with the usage time.

Consensual data is generally more objective but it does not completely eliminate subjectivity – nor does it abolish subjective preferences that fail to conform to it.

"There never was any objective evidence supporting one species, just a few subjective preferences that became dogma".

If reporting is inescapably colored by subjective preferences, then you can gauge the bias of the media just by tabulating journalists' party affiliation.

A common reason (outside economics) for rejecting it, even as a necessary condition for a state of affairs to be good, is its reliance on subjective preferences.

Third, and despite protestations to the contrary in his preface, Mr Taruskin's subjective preferences make themselves felt throughout the weighty five volumes.That may sound like damning criticism.

But combining information about people's subjective preferences with objective data on their living conditions allows us to examine which countries manage to generate the goods that truly make a difference for people's wellbeing.

But his labour theory of value, which proportioned reward to the length (and disagreeableness) of work, has long been replaced in economics by the doctrine of subjective utility, according to which value is determined solely by subjective preferences.

The scale values of the subjective preference of each subject were obtained by the paired-comparison tests.

But they are also likely to insist that their choice manifests subjective preference, not some imposed, inescapable mandate of god, nature or history".

In the 18th century it also became apparent that, if successful, criticism just might elevate a subjective preference into a canonical art.