Sentence examples for subjective readings from inspiring English sources

Because of its automated reading rather than subjective readings of the colorimetric bands, this assay produces objective data.

In her unapologetically subjective readings of literature and culture, Nehring goes in for a certain amount of melodrama and overstatement — "I embrace generalization," as she puts it — but in many ways this is the appeal, the freshness of the book.

The major advantages of this method are its increased speed and the elimination of subjective human interpretation of the readings.

The advantage of using the BBL Crystal autoreader is it eliminates subjective human interpretation of the readings; in addition, it increases speed and eases execution.

More specifically, MyExperience combines a variety of techniques, including passive logging of device usage, user and environmental sensor readings, subjective user feedback, as well as context-triggered user experience.

Due to its subjective nature, discordant readings between expert dermatopathologists are reported to occur in 10 35% of potential cases of melanoma.

And for the male participants, the subjective ratings on the keypad matched the readings of the plethysmograph.

All those with a VA of <6/12 in one or both eyes had their corrected VA measured using the subjective refraction based on autorefraction readings.

Previous studies have reported subjective impressions of improved slide-reading efficiency with bleach treatment [ 15, 16, 21].

The third study is notable for its use of fuzzy logic in inferring subjective noise annoyance from the sensor readings.

Some people can stand in front of my work not having any relationship to it, and others can read the signs, making cohesive readings based on either the formal or subjective qualities they see.