Histological grade is a key component of routine pathology reporting and of prognostic importance, but may, in some circumstances, be affected by subjectivity, along with problems with inadequate or delayed fixation, which can result in undergrading (Rakha et al, 2010).
But Christianity, as we have seen, gives representation to a solution to the problem of subjectivity encountered in the form of Socrates.
Advanced pattern recognition algorithms have been historically designed in order to mitigate the problem of subjectivity that characterises technical analysis (also known as 'charting'charting
The problem of subjectivity and objectivity can be divided into a concern over the general possibilities of social actions, and, on the other hand the specific problem of social scientific knowledge.
This can be avoided with the use of photographic scores, but the problem of subjectivity would remain.
It should be noted that the PCA approach has a problem of subjectivity in choosing the number of principal components because the use of different numbers of principal components may result in different results.
Despite the fact that none of the subjects reported any problem with the comprehension of the WHOQOL-BREF, a translation would have eased their interpretation enabling more subjectivity to be captured.
According to the authors, using fuzzy logic is very convenient in the assessment of environmental issues because it can solve properly the ambiguities and subjectivity inherent in these problems.
These approaches suffer from problems of subjectivity and lack of a comprehensive set of units that can be applied to the full range of dental services provided.
Despite their potential strengths, however, report-based measures are liable to problems of subjectivity and response bias (Wilson et al. 2011).
