Sentence examples for core judgements from inspiring English sources

"The future lies in approaches to storytelling rather than core judgements about how stories will irrevocably alter".

Professional norms and respect for patient autonomy on the other hand, are strongly emphasized as integrated and at the very core of their professional judgement.

(Physician, in-patient unit) The participants valued the professional judgement that is at the core of their multidisciplinary team's assessment.

These three claims form the core of Brentano's theory of judgement: The foundational thesis (1) concerns the relation between judgement and predication, the polarity thesis (2) determines the place of negation in judgements, and the existential thesis (3) determines a canonical form in which all judgements can be expressed.

The social vulnerability index construction involved literature review and expert judgement followed by the selection of a core set of social vulnerability dimensions and indicators (Blaikie et al. 1994; Fekete 2009).

These questionnaires cover the following information: date and duration of implementation, number of students attending the class, whether each of the core activities was or was not implemented, and a final judgement of the unit.

But luckily UK libel judgements are generally not enforceable in the U.S., so our core business is safe from this lunatic.

See tables 3 and 4. Twenty-nine per cent of previously certain judgements (ie, 'high' or 'low' risk of bias) based on core reports became 'unclear' with full clinical study reports.

At their core, 'situations' and CSH consider that problem definitions, proposals for improvement, and evaluations of outcomes depend on prior judgements about the relevant system.

To allow for a comparison of risk of bias judgements based on published reports of trials and risk of bias judgements based on clinical study reports (either core reports alone or full clinical study reports), we used our previous risk of bias judgements for the same trials in the relevant Cochrane reviews that had been based on publications.

Shrewd, informed judgements.