Sentence examples for Further judgment from inspiring English sources

Further judgment was adopted to arrive at the final selection in the light of some ambiguities among confounded two-factor interactions.

But those judgments would also be subject to further judgment.

San Francisco looks like the best team in the league, except that the 49ers cannot beat the Rams and we should probably withhold further judgment until they play Seattle on Sunday night.

Nicholas Bequelin, a researcher based in Hong Kong for Human Rights Watch, offered tempered praise on Saturday for the Chinese government's handling of the episode but said he would reserve further judgment until the day Mr. Chen sought to return to China.

After flying more than 15 hours from Paris, where he had served additional time for money laundering, Mr. Noriega arrived at El Renacer Prison, a former American facility, to complete a 20-year sentence for three convictions stemming from several deaths and await possible further judgment in Panama's courts.

As I've said before, I'm going to hold off on any further judgment, but Huawei has itself a solid contender on its hands here.

If priors chosen at least partially on the basis of that environment can underpin further judgments regarding a subject's rationality which is obviously contentious but will be touched on in the next section then there will be an important sense in which what is rational for that subject will depend constitutively on a historically sensitive parameter.

And we refer to these categorizations to make further judgments.

Sure, we've been covering handsets, apps, and other aspects of Windows Phone 7 for half a year now, but the official launch warrants further collective judgment.

We considered mandatory the surgical treatment of pathological fractures with a score of 9 or higher, while a score of 8 required further clinical judgment, as described by others [9].

This kind of interchangeability requires much more convincing evidence, which can be obtained only from additional investigations and calls from further, careful judgment.