Sentence examples for Implicit judgment from inspiring English sources
You are making an implicit judgment about the merits of the comprehensiveness of coverage and the particular features of the coverage.
Each country's share of the world market reflects an implicit judgment about its relative prospects, a judgment that will be difficult to second-guess correctly.
In this analysis, Weiner's failure to receive critical recognition is not an implicit judgment of, say, the perfunctory quality of some descriptive passages, or of the brittle mean-spiritedness that colors some character sketches.
Many evolutionary schemes developed by anthropologists and other scholars, for example, ranked religions according to their places on a scale of development from the simplest to the most sophisticated, thus expressing an implicit judgment on the religious forms discussed.
His Jesus was also a partisan of the poor, and the film, like all of the director's best work (and much of his worst), is unsparing in its implicit judgment of the corruption and cruelty of contemporary bourgeois civilization.
We think this reflects shareholders' implicit judgments: Up to a point, they won't begrudge a giant paycheck if it goes to someone who has delivered a giant return.
The 2008 United States presidential election has rekindled discussion of the "Bradley effect," in which voters' public preferences in pre-election polls do not necessarily correlate with their implicit judgments, as measured by their actual private votes for African American candidates [5], [6].
PIP is usually measured using either explicit (criterion-based) or implicit (judgment-based) tools.
Appropriateness of prescribing can be assessed by process or outcome measures that are explicit (criterion-based) or implicit (judgment-based).
The MAI is an implicit (judgment-based) process measure, which assesses ten elements of prescribing: indication, effectiveness, dose, correct directions, practical directions, drug-drug interactions, drug-disease interactions, duplication, duration and cost.
