Sentence examples for changing judgement from inspiring English sources

Participants used the mouse to move a coloured spot along the scale to trace their changing judgement of the intensity of the emotional expression of the target individual.

After bringing the issue down to earth--always exceedingly important to him in a way it wasn't to other intellectuals of the day--he placed emphasis on the changing nature of value judgements in its place: "It's a matter of the framework shifting around the act of judgement", he wrote in the 1992 essay, "Revaluing the Value Judgement".

The fifth step consists of sensitivity analyses to explore the effects of changing the data or judgements used in the original analysis.

The fifth step consists of sensitivity analyses to explore the effects of changing the estimates or judgements used in the original analysis.

Sixty percent of respondents who had not had their eyes tested in the past two years said the main reason for not going was that they had not had a problem with their eyes, which is consistent with the difficulty with judgements about changing eyesight noted in this study.

Abbott, a journalist early in his adult life, made an astute judgement about the changing nature of the Australian electorate.

The 33 expert professionals were therefore selected on the basis of being those with the highest CWS indices, i.e. they had a low level of judgement inconsistency and a high ability to modify judgements in line with changing information; essential characteristics of expert decision makers [ 39] (see Davies, 2011 for further details).

Until very recently, scientists weren't able to make this sort of judgement, but that's changing fast".

Typically, this judgement involved the clinician identifying a dysfunctional movement pattern, changing the patient's movement behaviour or posture and assessing whether there had been a change in pain.

Use social situations to practice changing negative thoughts about yourself, and practice stopping and altering your thoughts about judgement from others.[4].

From a socio-economic perspective, the comparison is not usually made – possibly because of the judgement that both fuel systems arise from the same global economic system which itself needs changing.