Sentence examples for component of judging from inspiring English sources
Thus, on the resultant view, when the cognitive component of judging blameworthy is accompanied by this desire, which reflects our general commitment to morality, then we are said to be blaming.
Moreover, a major component of Judge Shira Scheindlin's decision was the appointment of an independent monitor of police practices who is, now, only required to serve for three years.
I got 5 wrong out of 12, but then I've always considered humiliation an important component of wine judging.
Unfortunately, her analysis of judging remained unfinished.
Overall, this pilot sample made no errors on the operation component of the task (judging the sentences), and did not perform either at floor or ceiling in terms of the memory component (actual range:.43 .70; possible range: 0 1): trauma-related condition – M = .56; SD = .17; neutral condition – M = .51; SD = .16.16
Inclusion in systematic reviews is one important component in judging the potential impact of clinical studies upon practice and hence the 'value for money' of spending for clinical research.
The evaluation of trunk displacement shows the highest kappa, while the knees are the most difficult body components to judge (Table 1).
Kernels that promote cross-aggregation lead to more efficient blending of components, as judged by the rapid decrease of the segregation index, while kernels that promote self-aggregation inhibit blending and may even result in segregation during the earlier stages of aggregation.
In our case, there was no evidence of a melanocytic component as judged by morphology, electron microscopy or immunohistochemistry.
The critical components are judging: 1.
That process obviously broke down in the debate over the Affordable Care Act and the U.S. Supreme Court struck down one major component of the law after judging it to be unconstitutionally coercive by leaving the states little choice but to expand their Medicaid programs beyond what they might have anticipated.
