Although rated according to a set of defined risk items, the final judgement of risk level allows for clinical judgement rather than a simple actuarial score.
The faculty that allows for such judgement is, Berlin insists, not metaphysical, but 'ordinary, empirical, and quasi-aesthetic'.
In case of the generic influenza A assay (AM), plasmids were produced for different virus subtypes that currently circulate in the human population (H1N1, H3N2, H5N1, H1N1v) to allow for a judgement on the amplification of all relevant influenzaviruses.
Sessions's new policy allows for exceptions for "good judgement," approved by supervisors in U.S. attorney's offices or at Justice Department headquarters, but doesn't state what exactly that means.
Quantifying the number of people with diabetes is important because it allows for planning and rational judgement of resources.
21 35 Verbal face-to-face communication allows for the transmission of judgements about how care is perceived to be progressing, 8 and creates opportunities for healthcare providers to highlight subtle yet important information 36 38 which is often not formally documented.
> Despite the general enthusiasm for the increased use of modelling, the importance of allowing for value judgements was emphasized by politicians.
H tt may be interpreted as a Yaari-type (1988) social evaluation function defined over the health domain, where the 'distributional judgement' parameter v allows for the calibration of the poverty focus of the evaluation (Essama-Nssah, 2005) by controlling the rate at which the weights decrease from poorest to richest (Wagstaff, 2002).
The formula of the knockout talent show, which pits the judgement of dance professionals against that of the great British telephone-polling public, allows for a little comic relief in the line-up.
The score enables the user to make an informed judgement on the reliability of results obtained from experiments within GPX-MEA and allows for experiment selection based on quality requirements.
