Sentence examples for a rough judgment from inspiring English sources

He told the senators that one problem for Cyber Command would be to formulate a response based on nothing more than a rough judgment about a hacker's intent.

Currencies go up and down, but they provide a rough judgment of the confidence of investors in national economies and markets.

Initially, the title, abstract, and medical subject heading words of the obtained publications were used for a rough judgment on the eligibility of an article.

Instead of this, only a rough judgment was made (awake versus asleep but rousable) that did not allow a valid analysis of the data.

Overall, S can be used for a rough judgment about similarity in the first place, while adding R and A to consideration is capable of improving the accuracy of the malfunctioning reaction detection.

If a clear photograph could not be obtained due to pterygium on both sides or the subject's non-cooperation, the community ophthalmologist would make a rough judgment on the depth of the peripheral anterior chamber based on the slit-lamp examination.

Although it is difficult to explain this finding from the available data, there is a possibility that the right anterior hippocampus plays a role in relatively rough judgment of episodic familiarity without access to memory fragments of perceptual traces stored in other cortical areas.

They conclude with a rough quantitative judgment: that members' GDP is perhaps 5% higher thanks to integration.In the new paper Nauro Campos of Brunel University, Fabrizio Coricelli of the Paris School of Economics and Luigi Moretti of the University of Padua reckon that these approaches, though useful, can be improved upon.

Frayn withholds rough judgment and is self-effacing about the reliability of his memories.

Decision parameters such as the fresh ginseng weight, taproot length, ratio, and number of lateral roots were used, and the fact that experts with long careers classify specimens with rough judgment without accurate measurement tools was examined.

That is a harsh judgment.