Sentence examples for consensus judgement from inspiring English sources

The results indicate that the consensus judgement of the teams was much better than the average of the individuals that comprised the team.

To address this, we propose a procedure for attaining a complete common consensus judgement matrix or, at least, a matrix with the minimum number of entries that are required to derive the priorities.

The difference in educational achievement between the doctors in a pair correlated significantly with the consensus judgement of the assessors, with the largest correlation being with expected A-level grades (r =.321, p =.011, N = 62).

Eight international experts in auto-inflammatory diseases evaluated the patient's disease activity by a blinded web evaluation and a nominal group technique consensus conference, with their consensus judgement considered the gold standard.

A 'consensus score' was calculated to assess how often an individual assessor had concurred with the consensus judgement on the 21 pairs where on aggregate across all assessors there was agreement beyond chance expectations.

Although personality is known to be a strong correlate of happiness and satisfaction in doctors [ 3, 7], there was no correlation between the difference in Big Five personality scores of the two doctors in each pair and the consensus judgement of the assessors (be it right or wrong).

The average of individual judgements were compared with the team consensus judgements in a paired design.

Consensus judgements seem mainly to be based on referees' predictions of academic achievement (even though academic achievement is not actually a valid predictor of happiness or satisfaction).

A Social Judgment Theory approach was used [ 19]; the experts' consensus judgements provided the criterion, against which novices' judgements could be compared, thereby providing a measure for checking achievement.

Our own work (with these patients [ 54, 61]) and that of others using subjective reports of self-reflection does not paint a picture of lack of effort to understand the self in schizophrenia but rather a failure to reach satisfactory conclusions or at least conclusions which accord with the consensus judgements of others [ 61- 63].

Preventable deaths were assessed on the basis of available details and consensus clinical judgement if different or specific actions had been taken and the death was likely to have been avoided.