Sentence examples for Number of judgements from inspiring English sources

I appreciate that this can increase the authenticity of the document in terms of it being a proper assessment but that needs to be weighed against the use that will be made by the opponents of action who will add up the number of judgements on which we do not have absolute clarity.

He adds: "The left-right axis is only one of a number of judgements that people make.

Heldsinger and Humphry (2013) explained that although comparative judgement was an efficient assessment method complex scripts required additional time to complete the number of judgements needed for reliability.

As a result, assessors no longer had to make a set number of judgements before completing the exercise; completion was determined by reaching a required level of reliability.

In the past, comparative judgement has been underused in educational assessment and measurement, particularly in large-scale testing, mainly due to the lack of supporting technologies to facilitate the large number of judgements and judges.

The number of judgements needed for a particular matrix of order n, the number of elements being compared, is n(n - 1)/2 because it is reciprocal and the diagonal elements are equal to unity (Saaty 1987).

In interpreting all of these correlations it should be remembered that the indices are calculated on the basis of different numbers of judgements, and hence differ in their reliability, which may reduce the overall correlation of the two indices for PACES and nPACES.

We obtained measures of syntactic function from each participant's responses in the acceptability judgement task, noting the number of unacceptable judgements in each condition.

More remember judgements were reported for pictures than for words, whereas an equal or larger number of know judgements were reported for words relative to pictures.

The fact is that however much the rankings are wrapped in a gauze of science, there are any number of subjective judgements at play here, including the assembly of an "undergraduate academic reputation (100=highest)" and the various weights apportioned to students' SAT and ACT scores, as well as rankings for institutions' "financial resources," "alumni giving" and even "average alumni giving rate".

"This has led me to make a number of wrong judgements in communicating with people who campaign against my fundamental human rights.