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1 eral decades ago (lagged by a high degree of subjectivity).
2 mation is limited by methodology or observer subjectivity.
3 surements from each sample to remove analyst subjectivity.
4     One proposed source of such bias is task subjectivity.
5 fications within 5 ms without the problem of subjectivity.
6 ntitative data, are less prone to errors and subjectivity.
7 ive, and can be hampered by rater biases and subjectivity.
8 one to errors and uncertainties due to human subjectivity.
9 eau ages bears an undesirably high degree of subjectivity.
10 ers, MATSAP is not susceptible to fatigue or subjectivity.
11 luate and interpret evidence without bias or subjectivity.
12 a tedious process that invokes an element of subjectivity.
13 c zebrafish in an effort to reduce potential subjectivity.
14 at we need to explain is unified qualitative subjectivity.
15 riability in IHC preparation and pathologist subjectivity.
16 rtant, and linked, elements of sentience and subjectivity.
17 , limited measurement frequency, and patient subjectivity.
18 ctive power and always contain an element of subjectivity.
19 tion and are resource-intensive and prone to subjectivity.
20 ance on radiologic interpretation introduces subjectivity.
21 ssays where manual measurements involve user subjectivity.
22 ted adjustments that are prone to researcher subjectivity.
23 ross replicate experiments by removing human subjectivities.
24                                To reduce the subjectivity, a smartphone application 'Eggo' has been d
25  binds multimodal episodic features, and the subjectivity account (Yazar et al., 2012), which implica
26 y remembered associates, consistent with the subjectivity account.
27 olarity, 0.1 [IQR, 0.03-0.21]) and decreased subjectivity after receiving payment.
28 n had more positive sentiments and increased subjectivity after receiving payments, whereas those in
29 hod addresses the issue of reducing decision subjectivity and accurately mining user needs under smal
30 r-diagnostic methods, with certain degree of subjectivity and ambiguity from individual doctors.
31                          Multiple sources of subjectivity and analytical challenges are often encount
32 re based on discordant measures, suffer from subjectivity and are incapable of detecting the proposed
33 cultural context of each site while reducing subjectivity and bias in the process of interpretation a
34 acial expression analysis are prone to human subjectivity and bias, and in many cases also require sp
35 ion analysis performed by humans is prone to subjectivity and bias, and in many cases also requires s
36 facial expression analysis is susceptible to subjectivity and bias, is labor-intensive and often nece
37 , these methods might be also susceptible to subjectivity and bias, negatively impacting their reliab
38  pathologic reference standard, allowing for subjectivity and broad discretion in assigning diagnoses
39 acks of observation-based assessment include subjectivity and coarse resolution of ordinal scales.
40                                          The subjectivity and complexity of surveillance definitions
41 rior and inferior provider outcomes, and for subjectivity and concordance.
42 d for cancer detection, but it is limited by subjectivity and delayed results.
43 ance on self-reported ancestry can introduce subjectivity and exacerbate health disparities.
44 oimaging data, potentially alleviating rater subjectivity and improving confidence of visual rating s
45 definitions of informativeness suffered from subjectivity and inconsistency across studies.
46 s heavily on this step and thus suffers from subjectivity and lacks robustness.
47  of physiological signals, which is prone to subjectivity and leaves a considerable number of patient
48 Method (RUCAM) for DILI has been hindered by subjectivity and poor reliability.
49                        It can help to reduce subjectivity and processing time efficiently.
50 egment the vessels would eliminate potential subjectivity and provide a quantitative and systematic m
51 ed method of disease scoring would eliminate subjectivity and reduce operator-dependent errors.
52 ch in an ambulatory setting can mitigate the subjectivity and reliability concerns of traditional sel
53                                 To eliminate subjectivity and reliably identify significant differenc
54                           We aim to minimize subjectivity and speed up the interpretation by using de
55 ress fiber identification, which can lead to subjectivity and tedium in the process.
56  recordings, and its potential to reduce the subjectivity and time burden of human attention coding.
57 script, PixCell, was developed to reduce the subjectivity and time involved in adipocyte size analysi
58 of visual interpretation, while reducing the subjectivity and time required for Lyme WB analysis.
59 h on segmentation in medical tasks with high subjectivity and to deepen insights into pathologists' r
60 s of reducing human intervention, minimizing subjectivity and variability, and significantly decreasi
61 ntial concerns exist, however, regarding the subjectivity and vulnerability to biases inherent in con
62 omenalism, (iv) the readiness potential, (v) subjectivity, and (vi) materialism.
63 , improves fitting accuracy, removes fitting subjectivity, and avoids substrate-microelectrode contac
64 ser friendliness, minimizing their potential subjectivity, and ensuring a high reliability and compar
65 ration in EFIC to enhance efficiency, reduce subjectivity, and support accurate patient perspective a
66 ngeal auscultation, are often compromised by subjectivity, are time-intensive and depend on the veter
67 proach to examining the neural correlates of subjectivity as it unfolds over time.
68 lts of this analysis also reveal some of the subjectivities associated with applying specific SA mode
69 us mycobacteria, and avoided variability and subjectivity associated with placing and reading the TST
70              AI is expected to eliminate the subjectivity associated with the human interpretation an
71 nherently poor-quality due to uncertainty or subjectivity, but as is often the case, the requirement
72 is throughput and removes analyst-to-analyst subjectivity, but selecting an appropriate threshold is
73 methods suffer from many limitations such as subjectivity, cost, and time.
74                                  Ontological subjectivity does not preclude epistemic objectivity.
75                           By eliminating the subjectivity factor in kinetic data reporting, interferE
76     Those limits arise from the two forms of subjectivity found in all analyses: ethical judgments, m
77 n time using a portable reader which removed subjectivity from data interpretation.
78    A computerized algorithm which eliminates subjectivity from pattern interpretation and which is ca
79                           The need to remove subjectivity from the detection process, the difficulty
80                Meta-analysis does not remove subjectivity from the process of synthesis, identify sou
81    Application of CellSeT promises to remove subjectivity from the resulting data sets and facilitate
82                                 However, its subjectivity has raised concerns.
83  consciousness (experience, mind, awareness, subjectivity) has become an accepted endeavor in contemp
84 s with (i) qualitativeness, (ii) ontological subjectivity, (iii) unified conscious field, (iv) intent
85                         However, an inherent subjectivity in attribution renders it difficult to mani
86 th mixtures in the test specimen, leading to subjectivity in base-calling or amplification bias.
87  expedite cell identification and reduce its subjectivity in C. elegans and potentially other biologi
88          Objective image analysis eliminated subjectivity in human color perception and permitted rel
89 usceptibility panels to eliminate delays and subjectivity in initiating carbapenemase tests, and clas
90                   Other variables, including subjectivity in reading Western blots, compliance with t
91  We further demonstrate that exercising some subjectivity in reviewer decisions, which serves to curb
92 arning and data integration, and thus reduce subjectivity in species delimitation.
93  conflict, improve interventions, and reduce subjectivity in the application of interventions.
94       Key limitations include some degree of subjectivity in the categorization of outcome changes an
95 d the same paper, indicating the presence of subjectivity in the peer review process.
96 idence when forming judgments, thus limiting subjectivity in the process.
97 nsemble members demonstrate the influence of subjectivity in the reconstruction process.
98 e tuning of arbitrary parameters may lead to subjectivity in the results.
99                                Moreover, the subjectivity in the selection of parameters for conventi
100                  Admittedly, the presence of subjectivity in the selection of studies to include in t
101 tion is performed manually, which introduces subjectivity, inconsistency and a lack of reproducibilit
102 ingle-cell measurements, the scalability and subjectivity inherent in manual analyses slows both anal
103   The challenge is compounded by substantial subjectivity inherent in the current surveillance defini
104           The method enabled us to avoid the subjectivity inherent in the expert-based weighting of e
105 tive manner to eliminate the ambiguities and subjectivity inherent to human decisions.
106 hods, especially with regard to removing the subjectivity involved in each processing step.
107     Art offers a framework within which this subjectivity is practiced and promoted, inviting viewers
108                                         This subjectivity is reflected in bias to particular mechanis
109                 The only remaining source of subjectivity is the user's choice of compounds for the t
110 ariations in experimental conditions and the subjectivity of band marking.
111 s a decision-support tool to reduce both the subjectivity of clinical diagnosis and the number of unn
112  primarily the mistake of supposing that the subjectivity of consciousness made it beyond the reach o
113 enetics methods are often constrained by the subjectivity of creating resistance surfaces and the dif
114 res while also being less susceptible to the subjectivity of defining binding residues.
115          The MCC is somewhat affected by the subjectivity of determining observed binding residues an
116 mimic provider assessment while removing the subjectivity of human evaluation making it a robust tool
117 tect small microplastics by substituting the subjectivity of human visual sorting with a sensitive an
118 .1 due to the range of reader experience and subjectivity of lesion characterization.
119 sity-based methods, which are limited by the subjectivity of manual scoring and poor specificity.
120 diagnose and surveillance is thwarted by the subjectivity of many components of the surveillance defi
121 veloping objective measures that capture the subjectivity of pain experience, and providing technolog
122 diseases such as glaucoma is affected by the subjectivity of patient responses and the lack of portab
123                To avoid the inelasticity and subjectivity of survey datasets, several studies have al
124                      This method removes the subjectivity of swelling quantification which is inheren
125 hanges in cells are labor-intensive, and the subjectivity of the operators can intervene during this
126                           The complexity and subjectivity of ventilator-associated pneumonia (VAP) su
127 ior means at high-resolution to minimize the subjectivity of window sizes and is computationally effi
128 y the low incidence of major adverse events, subjectivity or susceptibility to manipulation of more f
129                                        Human subjectivity, our first-person conscious experience of t
130 e complement in mitigating the radiologist's subjectivity, reducing the overestimation tenfold.Trial
131 n spatial resolution, comprehensiveness, and subjectivity reduction.
132 ing questions about generalizable knowledge, subjectivity, reliability, and practical logistics.
133                                 Polarity and subjectivity scores of social media posts shared by phys
134 SD] score, 0.1 [0.2]; 95% CI, 0.09-0.13) and subjectivity scores ranged from 0 to 0.9 (mean [SD] scor
135               Although reduction of forecast subjectivity should be a long-term goal, some degree of
136                               In view of the subjectivity that method offers, we propose the associat
137  the contributions to conscious selfhood and subjectivity that rest on interoception and autonomic re
138 ivity (the capacity to trigger actions), its subjectivity (the conscious experiences associated with
139                         Despite its inherent subjectivity, the Bayesian approach possesses a number o
140  Traditional assessment methods are prone to subjectivity through a lack of proven validity and relia
141 se process, exclusion of non-caries lesions, subjectivity, use of explorers, and drying of teeth prio
142         Surgical clinical coding is prone to subjectivity, variability, and error (SVE).
143                                              Subjectivity was scored from 0 to 1, with higher scores
144 FACS has high inter-observer variability and subjectivity when measuring rare cell populations preclu
145 e co-performance of the script enables inter-subjectivity, which arguably contributes to the formatio
146 exact grading of the CrAgSQ results has some subjectivity, with interreader variability; however, qua

 
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