Sentence examples for subjectively certain from inspiring English sources

Younger women's objective understanding was better than older women's (60% vs 53% correct, respectively), but they were less subjectively certain (62% vs 68%, respectively).

Tears are subjectively sealed — and yet they are contagious.

As such, PESQ scores can be seen as virtually measured scores that replace to a certain extent subjectively measured values.

Certain bony features are subjectively perceived as masculine or feminine.

Rather, on this view, for a belief to be morally certain is for it to be subjectively rational to a high degree.

The proposed technique is shown to outperform certain existing analog and digital design methods, both subjectively and by objective measures.

Phenomenology is the attempt to study experience (whether objectively or subjectively) free from entrenched theoretical models that selectively attend to certain features of our experience while ignoring others.

The second is that certain client and service provider needs may be recognized subjectively and even articulated, but remain structurally unaddressed.

"It tries to make sense of the world subjectively, whereas facts tend to ignore our subjectivity".

The perception of certain sensations such as taste, colour or music may be subjectively enhanced.

We designed this delirium-specific scoring system because postoperative delirium is defined subjectively with validated methods such as DSM-IV and ICD-10, has certain risk factors (for example age, sex, comorbidities and medications) and mostly occurs 24 to 72 hours after surgery [ 1, 12, 14- 16].