Sentence examples for basis for judgment of from inspiring English sources

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.

The panellists were also asked to rate how large the impact of each basis for judgment was on their evaluation of items from 1 to 3 (small, moderate, and large, respectively).

But it is not clearly necessary, after discarding the recourse to intuition as an insufficient basis for a judgment of value, to declare all such judgments equally arbitrary.

It is this kind of pleasure which is the basis for a judgment of taste.

"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".

It is not a basis for judgment.

We should not allow ratios of numbers to define wrong doing in a field where rates are the basis for judgment.

Finally, as Bradford Hill originally intended, his criteria (which he called "postulates") were designed to articulate the basis for judgments and facilitate the integration of evaluations across criteria, not simply as a checklist for which, if enough features of the array of data seemed to fit, causality could be concluded.

In the area of ethics, doubts were raised about accepting various mores and customs and about claiming any objective basis for making judgments of value.

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