Sentences with phrase «in subjective»

A real estate agent can not become overconfident in her role as the real estate expert, because overconfidence in subjective valuations or predictions will never be as accurate as market measures or sales comparables.

Third, our analysis is based on annual data that do not allow analyzing changes in subjective well - being within the years before and after a birth.

We used parity progression rates for the 1959 birth cohort in Germany (Kreyenfeld 2002) to simulate how much the TFR would increase if those who experienced a drop in subjective well - being after the first birth, and consequently decreased parity progression, would have had the same progression to parity 2 as those who did not experience a drop in subjective well - being.

Last, we examine whether the importance of changes in subjective well - being around the first birth for parity progression vary by three key demographic characteristics — sex, age, and education — but we do not analyze other potential factors.

Analyzing longitudinal data from Germany, we find that the experience during the transition to parenthood, as measured by changes in subjective well - being, predicts further parity progression.

Don't hurry to include yourself into one of these four large categories — you may be looking at your relationship with your child in a subjective manner.

These conclusions were bolstered by the fact that both couples cancelled their respective divorces, reporting improvement in subjective wellbeing, understanding of self, recognizing responsibility for the marital problem, and accepting responsibility as parents.

«The effects of divorce may not seem so important in a hard - nosed statistical analysis of outcomes, but in a subjective way, they may be very important,» said Andrew Cherlin, a family demographer at Johns Hopkins University.

Dr. Wind Goodfriend - Science of Relationships articles Website / CV Dr. Goodfriend's research focuses on cognitive bias within romantic relationships: how partners view each other in a subjective, instead of objective, way.

What we don't expect when expecting: Evidence for heterogeneity in subjective well - being in response to parenthood.

There was also a significant difference in subjective depressive symptoms, with the at - risk group reporting a higher level of subjective depressive symptoms (measured using CES - D) than the not - at - risk.

In another recent study, Garcia et al. (2017) examined differences in subjective well - being and psychological well - being between Swedish and Italian adolescents and investigated if the relationships between the three constructs of subjective well - being (life satisfaction, positive affect and negative affect) and psychological well - being were influenced by the adolescents» nationality.

Yet, whether using Facebook predicts changes in subjective well - being over time is unknown.

(in a subjective way).

In the subjective world of career - marketing communications, where opinions vary widely and consensus is hard to find, the pet peeves and preferences of those with the power to hire offer enlightenment for crafting your executive resume — especially what to avoid.

The reason for that is simple: writing about yourself in a subjective manner is quite difficult, particularly when hiring managers are looking at your resume from an objective standpoint.

In subjective testing, the Spectre x360 13 display was a better experience then these colorimeter results would indicate — at least in certain situations.

In subjective use, the display's mediocre qualities are hard to notice.

In our subjective use, the ZenBook Flip S booted quickly, opened apps and files without delay, and we didn't notice any storage - related slowdowns.

In our subjective noise cancellation rankings, the Sennheiser pair averaged a score of 6.5, and the Bose pair earned a 9.2.

The car beat a Tesla in a subjective drag race, but what does super-fast speeds have to do with the electric autonomous car world of the future?

It is an objective test, despite residing in the subjective arena of morality.

A party seeking fees currently has to prove, absent litigation or prosecution misconduct, that a claim was knowingly brought in subjective bad faith and that the claim was objectively baseless.

Measuring performance in these subjective areas can pinpoint whether an issue is with a certain individual or firm - wide.

On the other hand, plaintiffs who exaggerate their injuries or seek to manipulate the process by avoiding appointments and engaging in subjective reporting of their injuries will frequently be punished with lower damage awards.

U.S. District Judge Anthony Battaglia entered the fee award after determining that the plaintiffs» claims «were objectively baseless and brought in subjective bad faith.»

In a subjective field like design, denial of a female designer's professional expertise or talent is an easy way to reinforce gender discrimination.

The suspicion is in the air nowadays that the superiority of one of our formulas to another may not consist so much in its literal «objectivity,» as in subjective qualities like its usefulness, its «elegance,» or its congruity with our residual beliefs.

Mind, in the subjective experience of it, consciousness and information processing, can be some emergent property of energy and information flow.

Uhm, would it not occur to you that a whole lot of this Climate Etc. stuff is intensely snarled up in subjective head cracking on all sides?

From the discussion, I woulds assume that many of the authors did engage in subjective climate, and have claimed that their predictions will be validated.

If they didn't believe a Mexican telling them that raters can't be biased with respect to the outcome of the study — since said outcome in entirely in their hands — or the importance of independence, and bliindness to the identity of the authors / participants, I assume they just asked some white people who would know, some social scientists who are experts in subjective rater study design, interrater reliability, etc..

One can not find logic in subjective values.

if their predictions are all over the map and you can only state the risk in subjective terms that are heavily influenced by politics and exaggerations to sell newspapers then how is that an improvement?

However, I did see from Oppenheimer «recognizes his own biases» and from Oreskes «will promote transparency» I have to ask: Can there be some kernel of objectivity in the subjective sea?

We can only differ in the subjective estimates of the predictability limit.

Brice Marden's career is rooted in an intelligent and assertive commitment to abstract painting, and an unwavering belief in the subjective resonance of light, color and surface.

Each of the artists in the group exhibition «Thirty Shades of White», applies his / her own artistic vocabulary and colour aesthetics in a subjective or objective personal journey into the world of shades.

ROBERT MOTHERWELL: But on the contrary, I was put in a subjective position of thinking, especially watching the artists handled by Castelli so efficiently all over the place, of thinking that I was much less interesting to other people than they were.

In Tsang's film, the performative appropriation of lines from Livingston's documentary results in a subjective shift.

With sound and movement the film invites the viewer into Gudgeon's landscape to engage in a subjective understanding of the abstracted bird forms, created through working directly from nature.

With a particular interest in the subjective and objective readings of reality and the various relationships we form with technology, their works challenge our prescriptions of knowledge, control, and what it means to be human in an age of advanced technology.

Through interior domestic space and its components, Bachelard attempts to trace the manner in which the poetic image is received in the subjective consciousness.

It is based on the conviction that one can only experience the world and understand it in a subjective way.

Seen together, these works propose that our conceptions of and imaginations about the body's possible shape speak to the potential liberation — or confinement — contained in a subjective and non-universal approach to visual abstraction.

Translating an early interest in subjective cubistic forms, his work evolved into nonobjective abstraction.

The works are invested in the subjective connections related to navigating questions of family, lineage, language and myth - making.

In many cases — though not always — transfers to an external loyalty program like United or Hyatt result in a subjective valuation.

Another approach, Staphylococcus protein A (10 µg / kg IP twice weekly) has resulted in subjective improvement in ill FeLV (Feline Leukemia virus) infected cats.

I believe it's the change in subjective, competitive qualities that justifies the exit for Munger and Buffett to relinquish ownership, such was the case with PG, AMEX, and maybe eventually WMT as well.