Sentence examples for clear judgements from inspiring English sources
(Lewis distinguishes such cases of preemption from cases of symmetrical overdetermination in which two processes terminate in the effect, with neither process preempting the other. Lewis believes that these cases are not suitable test cases for a theory of causation since they do not elicit clear judgements).
The reporting of data relating to risk of bias was often lacking resulting in difficulty making clear judgements about potential risk (Additional file 2).
The evidence was often poorly described which prevented the reviewers from making a clear judgement of bias.
The remaining 12 studies did not provide sufficient information to allow for a clear judgement of the risk of bias for this domain.
This study used real-life situations from daily clinical practice in one country to show that there are clear judgement differences between surgeons, which demonstrates that there is room for improvement in complication registration.
In the Second Replies he addresses the case of judgments that "could not be corrected by any clearer judgements or by means of any other natural faculty," adding: "in such cases I simply assert that it is impossible for us to be deceived" (Replies 2, AT 7 143f).
The availability of full clinical study reports decreased the uncertainty of bias judgements and allowed clearer judgements to be made.
Therefore, the availability of full clinical study reports decreased the uncertainty and allowed clearer judgements to be made.
In putting Brentano's theory of judgement to a test in this area, it becomes clear why judgements about non-existent objects raise special difficulties for philosophical logic.
However, for a really clear-eyed judgement on this, let's turn to an investment analyst.
He said: "It is clear from the judgement that, as administrators, we have the statutory right and powers to have the company (the Club) refuse to honour the Ticketus arrangements if such a decision would be in the interests of creditors generally".
