Sentence examples for basis of judgment from inspiring English sources

Favoritism – giving more than an even break to your own kind — is not a distortion of judgment, but the basis of judgment.

Without the ability to reason about our decisions to act on the basis of judgment – rather than prompted by impulse or chemical, or biological, or technological stimulus – we not only lack liberty, the ability to choose.

25 IT companies were selected for this study, out of which 42 teams were selected on the basis of judgment sampling.

It is easy to see from above that the mutation of the H value curve of the rail itself can be used as the basis of judgment of the rail surface area.

When asked whether Barack Obama has the appropriate resume, Clark said the Illinois Democrat is "running on the basis of judgment, not experience," adding: "So far, I think, if you look at his judgment, you've gotta say he's got pretty good judgment".

Rather than forming one of many bases of judgment, race has a tendency to become the governing basis of judgment, permeating and twisting other pieces of evidence; what seems like a white man reaching for his cell phone could seem like a black man reaching for his gun.

Present ideas contain no information, qualitatively or representationally, that could serve as the basis of judgments about past events.

On the other hand some consider risk parity to be a passive approach, because it does not require the portfolio manager to buy or sell securities on the basis of judgments about future market behavior.

We have shown that the precision of AV timing judgments, at least for brief audio and visual events, can be greater than one would predict on the basis of judgments concerning isolated AV events.

Hallgren had noted that the early selection of Swedish schoolchildren into special or normal classes and later into the more academic "realskola was often on the basis of judgments made by a single schoolteacher and thus was prone to bias; for example, by social class and gender.

A key advantage of the systematic-review process for this step and throughout an evaluation is that it provides a framework to document and justify the decisions made, and thereby provides for greater transparency in the scientific basis of judgments made in reaching conclusions.