"subjective" nach Englisch mit Beispielen - Kollokationen-Wörterbuch Englisch

subjective Adjektiv

subjective + Substantiv

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subjective experience • subjective judgment • subjective nature • subjective opinion • subjective time • ...

Kolokacji: 2

Grup znaczeniowych: 16

(1) experience, reality

Kolokacji: 2

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1. subjective judgment = orzeczenie przypadku podmiotu subjective judgment

2. subjective assessment = ocena przypadku podmiotu subjective assessment

3. subjective evaluation = ocena subiektywna subjective evaluation

4. subjective judgement = subiektywny sąd subjective judgement

5. subjective viewpoint = punkt widzenia przypadku podmiotu subjective viewpoint

6. subjective rating = wskaźnik przypadku podmiotu subjective rating

7. subjective estimate = ocena przypadku podmiotu subjective estimate

8. subjective bias = uprzedzenia przypadku podmiotu subjective bias

Assuming that you have no subjective bias, your purpose is to move as rapidly as possible from that position, and you don't care which direction.
This method can profile large bodies of leadership related text whilst removing any subjective bias from content analysis.
Double-blind describes an especially stringent way of conducting an experiment on human test subjects which attempts to eliminate subjective, unrecognized biases carried by an experiment's subjects and conductors.
As a consequence victimisation surveys can also exhibit a subjective bias.
Tasks are more objective as they eliminate subjective biases which can occur on the PRMQ.
Big commercial lenders like General Motors Acceptance have spent millions of dollars to design credit rating technology that is insulated from subjective bias, he said.
One would have to check for possible subjective bias on the part of the machine, of course.
In experimental science, experimenter's bias, also known as research bias, is subjective bias towards a result expected by the human experimenter.
More recently, banks and other major lenders have spend millions of dollars on credit systems that screen out subjective bias.
At the other extreme are smaller organizations, both countries and clubs, which prefer to use human selectors, with all their possible subjective biases, in the hope of achieving the highest quality outcome.