Sentence examples for subjective variables from inspiring English sources

The ability of the Malay-ECOHIS to assess pre-school children's OHRQoL was assessed by examining the association between Malay ECOHIS scores and a number of subjective variables designed to indicate, both objectively and subjectively, the levels of oral health status and quality of life of the study population.

Furthermore, P-POSSUM contains subjective variables, such as interpretation of a chest radiograph, and potential interobserver variability may affect its accuracy.

Where possible, attending physicians independently evaluated patients to measure agreement on subjective variables requiring interpretation.

The agreement between the NEDOCS and the subjective variables was moderate (κ = 0.50 and 0.53, respectively).

Table 3 presents the degrees of agreement between the subjective variables and the NEDOCS.

The agreement between the EP and nurse for both subjective variables was moderate.

Because taste is not a scientific fact, it's a subjective variable.

If belabored, this could be quite a difficult task – many definitions would be too subjective, variable or broad.

For the value of a subjective variable to be inferred, it must be translated by a performance function into observable behavior (e.g., a verbal response such as "the test spot is twice as bright as the standard spot").

Perceived coping is a subjective variable and can only be monitored by self reporting.

Perceived sleep debt is a subjective variable that is likely to combine insufficient sleep duration and poor sleep quality.