Sentences with phrase «includes subjective assessment»

However, aesthetic perception also includes subjective assessment.

Not exact matches

Finally, subjective assessments of students are vulnerable to inappropriate influences, including teachers» prejudices and pressure brought by parents, in ways that objective criteria of performance might inhibit.

«We would not want any school to rely on interviews or other subjective processes rather than pursuing an objective assessment of individuals» skills — including in areas other than their current teaching area — and the curricular and organisational needs of the school.»

All this raises the question: if I'm reasonably assured of good long term returns with Graham's mechanical quant approach (based on extensive backtesting by multiple authors including Ben Graham, Tobias Carlisle, Joel Greenblatt, James Montier, etc.), then why would I jeopardize these reasonably assured good returns — and risk incurring unrecoverable opportunity costs over my limited lifespan — by following a concentrated approach that depends on subjective, accurate assessments of sustainable competitive advantage?

Each section includes things like history (subjective), exam findings (objective), the doctor's diagnosis / thoughts (assessment), and the plan (treatments, surgical procedures, referral, and diagnostics).

The NSHAP is a rich source of data on the lives of older adults that includes assessments of several aspects of marital and similar partnered relationships, subjective and objective dimensions of visual function, and multiple dimensions of quality of life.

Such discordance between subjective and objective assessments of vision has been reported in earlier research (Fors, Thorslund, & Parker, 2006) and thus including both assessments when available in statistical models is desirable.

Perceived stress is defined especially after having studied the interaction between the individual and the environment, psychological stress include the interpretation of the adequacy of management methods and based on the notion that stress results from the subjective assessment of the individual in his relation with the environment (Lazarus & Folkman, 1984).