EVEN in a world of algorithmic trading and automated credit scoring, good financial decisions still depend on judgment.
Less than half of the trials (n=22; 42%) reported an objective primary outcome that is, measures that did not depend on judgment of patients or assessors.
Such measures suffer from self-reported bias, as they depend on students' own judgment of their ICT competences.
"All it does is strengthen what we've had for years," a system that depends on judgments made by regulators behind closed doors.
On the assumption that this is so, it becomes unclear why we should find promising the suggestion that control over decisions depends on judgments about what it is best to decide.
He said: "Even if I'm not as quick as I used to be I'm still quite comprehensive, because finally it all depends on judgment, and judgment is something you get more of the longer you last".
Finally he presents his own views, remarking that "Consciousness attained its apogee through deliberation, which depends on judgment, which is the result of impulse and inhibition" (p. 171).
Doubt about the metaphysical warrant may not doom Mencius's response to Mohism, however, if one holds that all normative theories ultimately depend on intuitive judgments and if one has no good reason to be skeptical about these judgments.
His clients, he said, are mostly city residents, not tourists, who have come to depend on his judgments in selecting plays.
If, however, it was an emergency measure to rescue a desperately sick financial system, putting an end to the policy might depend on other judgments, such as whether the banks are truly on the mend.
