Sentence examples for basis for judging a from inspiring English sources
Mr Barter said that the disclosures would give the public an adequate basis for judging a poll's reliability.
Piper summarizes the abstentionist position on this point: The consumption of food and drink is in itself no basis for judging a person's standing with God ... [The Apostle Paul's] approach to these abuses [of food and drink] was never to forbid food or drink.
The approaches and results from these types of studies provide a basis for judging a chemical's potential risk to the immune system.
He claims that there could be no basis for judging an action right or wrong if the will were not free to choose against the dictates of the intellect.
The area under the ROC curve, abbreviated AUC, provides a basis for judging whether a classifier performs realistically better than others in terms of the relationship between its TPR and FPR.
You should fully document the basis for judging that a VOC or ammonia source merits BART review, including your assessment of the source's contribution to visibility impairment.
In a separate development, one commission member, Lisa Graham Keegan, said tonight that she would not have voted for a recommendation to change the basis for judging proportionality to a 50-50 divisiof of available sports slots, with a margin of 2 to 3 percentage points.
It is the basis for judging others because of a drug problem, a sexually transmitted disease, or even obesity.
You might wonder what happened to the McMaster report in all this: the one urging an end to box-ticking and targets and proposing a return to "excellence" as a basis for judging (and funding) art.
Our society can no longer tolerate intimidation of professionals doing their duty by those who use racial or ethnic considerations as a basis for judging their employability.
