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91. Some have been used informally for many years, subjective assessments such as those made by parents, teachers, and librarians.

92. Art is judged against a background of an aesthetic theory: preferences are entirely subjective.

93. How were clinical trials, so convincing for antituberculous drugs, to be brought into the sensitive area of subjective experience?

94. Smith told me that his opinion was based upon his subjective interpretation of the statutes.

95. Reactions can therefore be highly subjective and we may find ourselves disagreeing strongly with what the artist is saying.

96. The requirement of dishonesty seems to confirm the need for subjective recklessness.

97. The Court of Appeal quashed the conviction, declaring that the subjective definition was necessary.

98. Clearly, this emphasis on subjective experience and meaning can help to further an understanding of ageing with a disability.

99. However, there is no data to show that first babies really do cry more - it is just a subjective impression.

100. Now answer the following questions: Question 1 List subjective comments given about John and any other family member.

101. Reasonableness, however is a subjective judgment, which in turn can lead to differences of opinion.

102. In fact, this definition would be highly restrictive because it depends upon the subjective views of both client and practitioner.

103. But it does little to show how the subjective and objective aspects of colour are related.

104. This humanistic attention to the subjective interpretation by prisoners of their situation marks a distinct departure from the orthodox account.

105. Colour, like all sensory perception, is, as I have pointed out, very much a subjective, mental experience.

106. Hiring new employees can be very much a subjective process.

107. Whereas pity has to overcome a reluctance to be drawn into subjective awareness of another's suffering, cruelty welcomes it.

108. Marking the tests calls for a dangerous amount of subjective judgment.

109. Many are flights of imagination and, because of the very nature of the area, subjective.

110. This suggests that it is sensible to explore aspects of subjective risk in the controlled environment of even this relatively crude simulator.

111. This is usually done by the subjective judgment of the officer concerned.

112. Once again there is no hint of an overall inverted-U relationship or indeed any overall relationship between subjective risk and recognition sensitivity.

113. To start the Christmas debate, the following are highly subjective and totally personal suggestions.

114. It is this subjective evaluation that determines whether retirement results in personal satisfaction or emotional stress.

115. In the final analysis a judgement on the political stability of most countries must be highly subjective.

116. The fourth section returns both to the closed form of the sonnet, and to the more subjective atmosphere of former days.

117. Libet concluded from this that the subjective experience was occurring before the neural events which bought it about.

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118. The subjective nature of measuring program effectiveness may lead to irreconcilable differences between the review staff and program management.

119. However, this is a highly subjective area in which the rules themselves can only be guiding principles.

120. If we believe that humans have evolved, we are liable to assume that our subjective experiences are shared by other animals.