Sentence examples for Judgmental assessments from inspiring English sources

(g) The Board will also consider whether the CCyB is the most appropriate of its available policy instruments to address the financial system vulnerabilities highlighted by the framework's judgmental assessments and empirical models.

He doesn't understand that Megan will not put up with condescending, judgmental assessments of her choices.

The budget group produced a dry, numbers-heavy and non-judgmental assessment in keeping with its nonprofit and nonpartisan status.

Given that heavy symptom burdens (often much lighter than those described by this study's patients) are known to impact adherence, and that poor adherence to dual therapy is known to impact virological response [ 25– 27], it is important to integrate non-judgmental adherence assessment into routine clinical care.

It includes the main categories 'scientific uncertainty/certainty' and 'risks and benefits of nanotechnology', and judgmental variables such as assessments, forecasts, and treatment recommendations.

Collateral information is therefore key when assessing patients with EDs, while the importance of a direct but non-judgmental approach during assessment is also emphasized [ 12, 74].

Study 1 demonstrated systematic individual differences in participants' normative-statistical versus heuristic responses to judgmental tasks requiring the assessment of chances for the next event in a sequence.

In our study the respondents did not agree on having a judgmental role, but confirmed the quality assessment task of the referrals and the power to prioritize patients for specialist care and eventually to reject the referral.

We assessed children's social anxiety and depressive symptoms together with their initial interpretation and judgmental bias prior to training, and repeated most of these assessments after training one week later.

That said, there is no denying that assessment of good and bad is always value-laden and judgmental.

Previously the primary goal of assessment was to measure student performance in order to assign grades and make judgmental decisions.