Sentence examples for subjective selection from inspiring English sources
This approach makes it possible to select the most significant parameters without the need for a priori subjective selection, which might bias the results.
THE STRATEGY -- There was a lot of hand-wringing over the subjective selection process for the American women's team.
Instead of awarding spots based on finishes in the April trials, team officials formulated a subjective selection process intended to assemble the most competitive Olympic team.
Overlay-and-index methods such as DRASTIC are widely used for mapping of groundwater vulnerability, however, these methods mainly suffer from a subjective selection of model parameters.
Once Karolyi, the national team coordinator, announced the Olympic team -- which included two members of the 1996 gold medal team, Amy Chow and Dominique Dawes -- he quickly discussed the difficult subjective selection process and exited the room.
A year ago I made a shamelessly subjective selection of "quietly good design," which included a Coca-Cola can, the new British coins, the typeface Georgia and a series of paperback books by the French publishing house, Zuma.
Thus, managers often make subjective selections of the areas in which to implement process improvement.
Moreover, the writers mostly employed subjective selections for modality (about 94%%), including both congruent and metaphorical realisations (see Tables 7 and 8).
To avoid subjective selections of models in favor of our methods, we report the power and type I error simulation similar to the models previously assessed by [ 26].
But, historically, there has been no standard protocol used with regard to the specific form of the food, the amount and the specific type of protein in the food, the dose range for the challenges, the timing of the challenges, the recording of symptoms (especially subjective responses), and subject selection.
The difference on the absolute scale may influence the subjects' selection of their subjective pain level.
