Sentence examples for a basis for judgment from inspiring English sources

It is not a basis for judgment.

"The duty of government is to provide a basis for judgment," MacLeish insisted, "and when it goes beyond that, it goes beyond the prime scope of its duty".

In in vitro studies, changes in the general morphology of cells under the effects of medicaments are commonly used as a basis for judgment of drug effects and to identify the way of cell death [31].

Presumably Antiochus drew on the case he had already brought against Academic probabilism to argue that impressions which fail to satisfy the full Stoic definition of the cognitive impression cannot provide a basis for judgment of any kind let alone judgments of the kind that deserve to be called knowledge.

When a human dies, the soul passes into the next world, where its spiritual development in the physical world becomes a basis for judgment and advancement in the spiritual world.

Thus, the dossier and computerized national data banks exemplify a response by a society in which great geographic mobility necessitates record keeping as a basis for judgments.

Stokes encouraged students to gain clinical experience by working, under faculty supervision, in hospital wards; he also urged them to acquire a general as well as a medical education to provide a basis for independent judgment.

Founded in the 8th century and based on the teachings of the imam Mālik ibn Anas, the Mālikiyyah stressed local Medinese community practice (sunnah), preferring traditional opinions (raʾy) and analogical reasoning (qiyās) to a strict reliance on Ḥadīth (traditions concerning the Prophet's life and utterances) as a basis for legal judgment.

They serve as a basis for modal judgments of serious possibility that, in turn, lack truth values.

Our findings are consistent with previous results, showing that people use their current affective state as a basis for making judgments of how happy and satisfied they are with their lives.

The larger problem we face in noncancer human health risk assessment is that we seek insight into the potential for lowlevels of exposure to cause harm to humans, and we must use as a basis for such judgments the observations from hazards evident at much higher exposures, often in animals.