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Meanings of subjective in English
Taking place within the mind and modified by individual bias.
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Examples for "immanent"
Examples for "immanent"
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In the Beautiful is immanent logicity, the microcosmic idea, the unconscious.
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Divinity is immanent in nature; it is within you as well as without.
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The Trinity must be understood in the sense of immanent distinctions.
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So much for the tree-spirit conceived as incorporate or immanent in the tree.
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The God immanent in our environment often seems to hide himself.
Usage of subjective in English
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Results: Both objective and subjective image noise decreased with increasing iteration strength.
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Thus, poorer subjective health was associated with higher levels of inflammatory cytokines.
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Of course, Terence had introduced precisely such a subjective factor: AA men.
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It's subjective, of course, so do feel free to suggest your own.
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The view of what makes a great image can be quite subjective.
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The majority of long-term survivors reported a good subjective quality of life.
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Recently, however, the whole affair was pulled into sharper, more subjective focus.
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The criteria is a bit subjective in places, but generally looks good.
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Grenade weight had the greatest effect on both subjective and objective criteria.
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Results: Alcohol's physiological and subjective effects are associated with enhanced beta-endorphin release.
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Results: At baseline, 272 non-demented patients reporting subjective cognitive complaints were included.
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All subjective knee outcome scores improved significantly compared with the preoperative situation.
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The scope for subjective review in China seems much broader, he said.
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The answer, in all its subjective glory, depends on who you ask.
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MWI was strongly associated with subjective and objective physical and cognitive performance.
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Objective and subjective measures of sports skills, knowledge, and behavior were collected.
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