Sentence examples for On judgements from inspiring English sources

For example, decisions about which sub-groups to use for synthesis of individual studies rely on judgements, albeit ones which can be informed by the scientific literature and by lay views.

Nevertheless, ground control remains a mix of art and science, relying heavily on judgements which should be premised on knowledge, skill and experience (that is, competence).

This is based not, as in past calculations, on judgements made by experts, but on what things groups of ordinary people agree are required as a minimum in Britain today.

The substance, which is derived from the male sex hormone testosterone, has a small but significant effect on judgements made by women in a speed-dating situation of a male stranger's attractiveness.

Dissimilar ratings are subjective measures which rely on judgements of humans, whereas instrument recognition is a well-defined task [51].

"Interestingly, participants felt that sound would be the most influential factor in making decisions about performers, so this suggests that we use the dominant cue in making judgements even when it isn't very helpful". She added that it was reassuring that gender and ethnicity had no effect on judgements, "so it really is all about how the performers played".

By John A. Holmes The New Yorker, October 1, 1938 P. 32 On judgement Day in the morning View Article By Miranda Carter By Jia Tolentino By George Packer By Emily Nussbaum.

I honestly thought he was opening the door to let me past, so my bad on judgement there.

By John A. Holmes The New Yorker, October 1, 1938 P. 32 On judgement Day in the morning View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By Jia Tolentino By Andy Borowitz.

So my bad on judgement there".

On judgement day Muslims who oppose Islamic country will have the worst of torture, says sermon.