Sentence examples for Further judgement from inspiring English sources

Further judgement on whether STEMI (ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction) or NSTEMI (non-ST-segment elevation (non-Q wave) myocardial infarction) has occurred will depend on the presence of ST-elevations on the ECG.

"We would have preferred the inquiry to have been deferred to allow the significant improvements that lenders have made to take effect before the industry faced further judgement.

"We would have preferred the inquiry to have been deferred, to allow the significant improvements that lenders have made to take effect before the industry faced further judgement," said Russell Hamblin-Boone, the CFA's chief executive.

Similar to our study a prospective randomised study and biomechanical evaltutions is needed for further judgement [ 8, 12, 14– 16].

The value of the work here is that it has demonstrated that a 5 or 6-color palette cannot simply be derived automatically, in the same way as can a 3-color palette, but that further judgements are required.

Further negative judgement is triggered by the black shadow on the wall that separates the brother from his sister, and their distinct body orientations that suggest a disconnection between the siblings, something that SOS Villages d'enfants is striving to prevent.

We make no further probability judgements on the values of each of the active inputs.

Further qualitative judgements are required as part of the decision-making process to take these factors into account.

In this first analysis, we have retained a large range of values for the entrainment coefficients (indeed, a larger range than found in existing experimental studies) to avoid discounting plausible values from the study, and have taken ranges for k s and k w and no further probability judgements to let the observations induce constraints.

Further, the previous judgement analysis studies primarily focused on whether participants gave the same judgements on paper cases and actual practice, thus focusing on only the judgement model.

The reality is that data is not particularly sexy and there is a danger that all this joined-up government (a Tony Blair New Labour term) and lack of data comprehension will inevitably lead to further errors of judgement over public data use.