Sentence examples for different judgments from inspiring English sources

These differences are probably not caused by differences in the protocols, but by different judgments of the examiners, and could be reduced by training and calibration.

In his letter, Mr. King said he did "not wish to conceal that there are real differences of view within the committee, reflecting different judgments about the risks".

You can always make different judgments.

It says, "Bishops can legitimately make different judgments on the most prudent course of pastoral action".

Besides, they were often chasing phantoms, or trying to reconcile different judgments on the works they dealt with.

"While both understand moral judgments," Dr. Turiel said, "they seem to make different judgments with regard to retaliation".

This suggests that, although attention to a specific face part can decrease the face inversion effect, it also inhibits the ability to make accurate same-different judgments.

For instance, perirhinal cortex is activated by difficult same-different judgments on pictures of human faces [34] and by successful integration of visual and tactile information [35], both of which require integrating featural information.

Information in working memory is organised in the inferior frontal region [ 11] where activity closely covaries with that in the superior temporal areas in imaging studies of auditory memory (e.g. in same-different judgments [ 12, 13]).

For this purpose, we tested 104 male participants, previously characterised on trait anxiety and mental rotation ability, on a newly-designed map-based route learning task, where participants matched routes presented dynamically on a city map to one presented immediately before (same/different judgments).

Both tasks were one-back same/different judgments performed on sequences of syllables (see Experimental Procedures).