Sentences with phrase «somewhat subjective»

«It's somewhat subjective.

To make matters worse, adversity appears to be somewhat subjective, in that some children might have horrific experiences (eg, witnessing interpersonal violence) yet do very well, whereas other children might have long - lasting physiologic and behavioral changes owing to relatively minor trauma (like seeing a growling dog or falling off a bike).

To date, in the overwhelming majority of studies, ADHD remains a purely clinical label and the criteria for its diagnosis and for inclusion in studies are somewhat subjective.

Career coaching is somewhat subjective; the process, goals, and main objectives are based on the client's agenda and immediate needs.

As for camera performance, this may be somewhat subjective, but there's definitely a difference in megapixel count with the iPhone 6 coming in with 8 of them and up to 1080p video recording, while the OnePlus 2 features a 13 - megapixel shooter with optical image stabilization and laser auto focus.

I suppose that opinion is somewhat subjective depending on your taste, but every little detail about Huawei Watch's look and feel is proof that there's light at the end of the tunnel for beautiful smartwatch design...

We already know that image processing can be somewhat subjective, plus there are some physical differences here, not least the OIS and second 2x zoom lens on the iPhone 7 Plus.

Deciding how much insurance to buy is somewhat subjective but there are easy formulas for narrowing down how much you need.

The grounds for denying bail are broad and the concept of denying bail to maintain public confidence is vague and somewhat subjective.

Thus, the end result is that the ultimate sentence imposed technically goes through two rounds of independent deliberations, one highly objective (the Commission) and the other somewhat subjective (the sentencing judge).

This can be difficult for damages that may last far into your future or others that are non-economic and somewhat subjective, but we have the experience necessary for this task.

Since law school exams are, by nature, somewhat subjective — no scantron sheets here kids — you might wonder how professors do their grading.

OK, using my simplistic analytical framework as the documentation method; and taking a somewhat subjective look at your own prediction and at how it is being generated, let's identify your prediction as being «0.3 C fall in GMT by 2100» as carried within the Beta Blocker Analysis Framework.

Thus the chosen ranges — while being somewhat subjective — represent to the first approximation typical scattering of simulations with different AOGCMs (e.g. SAR and TAR IPCC reports)(Houghton et al. 1996; 2001) and encompass observational data of key present day climate characteristics.

Its very good detective work but after reading the book twice (a real labour of love as its very heavy going) this supposed warm bias in the temperature record concerns me and the way in which it is adjusted is somewhat subjective.

Personal expressions are generally somewhat subjective, or ambiguous; universal expressions are generally objective, or unambiguous.

This can be a somewhat subjective calculation because the price of the stay in both cash and points fluctuates by season and availability.

Of course, comfort is somewhat subjective, and I soon decided that being jolted around on a pile of blankets atop a camel's hump would have been more relaxing than sitting on a bag that contained the animal's breakfast, with the camel in question following close behind looking for his morning snack.

This is a somewhat subjective calculation because the price of the flight in both cash and miles fluctuates by season and availability.

The BCS is a somewhat subjective rating used to standardize the level of an animal's weight.

Also, the need for insurance is somewhat subjective.

First, remember that the incentive fees are a function of NAV not market price of units and NAV is somewhat subjective due to the non-public nature of some of the holdings.

This can be a somewhat subjective estimate because the cash price of flights can vary.

There is truth behind the idea that the calculation of fair value is somewhat subjective, and / or not a perfect science.

The best life insurance coverage is somewhat subjective but we define it as a policy that builds wealth and creates a legacy.

This can be a somewhat subjective calculation because the price in both cash and points fluctuates by season and availability.

The exact definition of small, medium and large is somewhat subjective.

This is a somewhat subjective calculation because the price of the flight in both cash and miles fluctuates by season and availability.

This can be a somewhat subjective calculation because the price of the stay in both cash and points fluctuates by season and availability.

In any event, what constitutes a «subprime mortgage», North verses South, is clearly somewhat subjective.

He admits that the thresholds he uses for these qualifying variables are somewhat subjective, but these are the hurdles he uses in his own trading.

On the other hand, an appraisal is somewhat subjective.

Reed's conclusions — if you want to call them that — are of course somewhat subjective and based upon his experiences of the publishing world and the journey of one book through a passage of ten years.

Whether it's possible to be «productive» with a tablet this small is a somewhat subjective proposition.

Placement within a certain store was somewhat subjective and often varied store to store and region to region.

Excusing this trivial and somewhat subjective blemish, Octavia's report card is otherwise A-grade.

Parents want their children to get admitted to good colleges and win scholarships to defray tuition costs, so grades matter, and of course they are always somewhat subjective.

The answers to these questions will always be somewhat subjective.

I, too, wondered what size pan to use, «small» being somewhat subjective, and came here to the comments to see whether anyone had already asked for clarification.

As is obvious, many of these feelings or symptoms are somewhat subjective and rather vague, so depression scoring is not an exact science and can be manipulated according to the agenda of the research or questioner.

Winning a top medal at this kind of competition is somewhat subjective because you do have judges that score you on your overall physique and stage presence (compared to the other events that are judged on how well you complete them).

What qualifies as high - functioning depression is somewhat subjective.

Corruption is somewhat subjective but there's some well regarded efforts to measure it, however accurate they are [1].

Academic achievement and attainment were purely data - driven, while the latter four came from different assessments developed by academics over the years (the academic pressure rating is Kim's own), which, while considered reliable, are inherently somewhat subjective.

Many personalities and journalists have taken somewhat subjective and demanding stances, but as such nearly always the case, a balanced, objective analysis always seems closer to the truth.

But as I have been learning, much of what I thought was «objective» still is somewhat subjective.

Of course, «faith in Jesus» may seem somewhat subjective as well.

Obviously the judgment here is somewhat subjective, and those who have been articulating the doctrine resent the neglect of their careful formulations.

It is a somewhat subjective determination.

In any event, what constitutes a «subprime mortgage», North verses South, is clearly somewhat subjective.