Sentence examples for bases for judgments from inspiring English sources

The objectivity of judgment that is involved in reasoning from an objective perspective according to relevant principles of practical reasoning results in objective moral principles that are the bases for judgments of moral truth.

Our method aims to make the reasoning process and bases for judgments explicit and transparent so that, even if other observers differ with our conclusions, debate can focus on the soundness of the inferences and their connections to study results, rather than devolve into ad hominem arguments about the identity and perspectives of the judges.

Once again, there is evidence here of Christopher's ceding authority for 'correctness' to me as the teacher (after discussion with his colleagues here) - retaining Yackel's (2001) social, rather than mathematical, bases for judgment.

The bases for judgment included theoretical analyses, practical experiences, understanding of international and domestic professional peers, and intuition.

The observed volume of water inflow from the probe drilling hole often serves as the base for judgment of grouting needs.

Just how these inadequacies affect performance appraisal systems and how they can be corrected to provide managers with realistic bases for making judgments about employees' performance is the subject of this article.

Interestingly, the results of experiment 1 also showed the effects of agency and ownership on perceived anxiety were different, which suggested that the informational bases for these two judgments do not entirely overlap, showing a discrepancy between ownership and agency (Kalckert & Ehrsson, 2012; Kalckert & Ehrsson, 2014).

As such, the current results provide the first evidence that neuroplasticity specifically within the PL is critical for judgments based on the relative recency of object presentation.

If a defendant bases its motion for judgment notwithstanding the verdict on the insufficiency of the evidence as a matter of law to support the claim, a failure to object to an erroneous jury instruction does not prevent entry of judgment for the defendant.

Williamson (2009) argues that aggregating the evidence on which the judgments are based is best for judgment aggregation, as it would yield to the right decision.

For my daughter to understand that girls and women come in all sizes and shapes and that there is no room for judgment based on appearances, I have to lead by example and to show her that I don't judge myself either.