Sentence examples for subjective rules from inspiring English sources

Although there was room in the selection committee's subjective rules to put her on the six-woman team, Karolyi and company chose the two other remaining members of the 1996 Olympic gold-medal team.

If the subjective rules are seen as basic, objective ones can be explained by means of them in some way or other.

Moreover, extremely subjective rules, such as those applied to only one entity, are the worst rules because they dramatically bias the marketplace; thus depriving consumers of a competitor that is able to bring the best price, products and service to bear.

Since the idea of being guided by objective norms is problematic for norms like (NB1) and (NB3) (see above, 3.1), guidance normativists often conceive of the relation between their favorite objective norm and (NB4) in particular ways: If the objective norm is given priority, one suggestion is that it is followed by means of following the subjective rules (Boghossian 2003).

But the Tea Party movement absolutely overflows with subjective rules and regulations.

In this context reliable, specific and sensitive mapping of protein-DNA interactions is still essentially dependent on subjective rules of pre-processing and filtration of the DNA fragment sequences, the statistical criteria used to identify specific binding loci and the real TFBSs.

And consistently enough to make it at least a necessary second opinion to the blithe and subjective (ruled by committee, input criterion subject to change, etc).

A maxim is a subjective rule or policy of action: it says what you are doing and why.

D was developed in the Cox model framework and is based on risk ordering; thus D can be calculated whether the prognostic tool outputs a continuous prognostic index, prognostic groups, or is even a subjective rule.

Left eye/right eye response ratios were computed at the preferred orientation and ranked on a conventional 7-point ocular dominance scale using a computer algorithm that approximates subjective scoring rules [8].

-- that most statheads have simply given up, letting subjective sentiment rule the roost.