Sentence examples for subjective recommendations from inspiring English sources

For some diseases and questions of interest, sufficient and/or good quality scientific evidence about what to recommend is lacking [4] and subjective recommendations may sometimes be inconsistent across guidelines by different societies, or even harmful [5], [6].

As useful as Google is, it doesn't answer questions very well, and it isn't good at making highly subjective recommendations (where shall I eat dinner tonight? What's the best show to see in London right now?).

The Curt Flood Effect 3 August 2007 Standing up for your rights--like those related to pregnancy and childbirth--is especially perilous for people, like postdocs, whose prospects depend on the subjective recommendations of supervisors.

Risking your career to stand up for your rights is not a strategy that appeals to many people, and it's especially perilous for those like postdocs whose future prospects depend not on objective criteria--say, Flood's six seasons batting over.300--but on the subjective recommendations of supervisors.

Our adapted approach of four reviewers examining and discussing the evidence for recommendations was also imperfect, but we believe this method was the best way to provide a consistent review of the evidence for these highly subjective recommendations.

In addition, previous studies do not take the subjective recommendation into consideration.

In VANET, the score from different recommendation nodes is quite different and denotes the subjective will of each recommendation node.

Mr Byers retorted that the report concluded that Ernst and Young's methodoloy had been "robust and appropriate" and that London Underground's recommendations were "subjective" but were supported by analysis.

Especially the aggregation of objective parameters (e.g., expert ratings or real-time measurements) and subjective parameters (e.g., recommendations by other consumers) is a major challenge.

Given that some of the judgments leading to the recommendations are subjective, the decisions made are explicit and transparent in the remarks that go along with the recommendations.

Two coders independently reviewed handover transcripts documenting elements of three communication schemes: SBAR (Situation, Background, Assessment, Recommendations); SOAP (Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan); and a standard medical admission note.