Sentence examples for differentiated judgment from inspiring English sources
The contributions appear to coincide in the opinion that a differentiated judgment of the benefit for the individual patients in everyday medical care is not possible.
How subjective information and expert judgment can be differentiated in (demographic) forecasting is discussed, for example, in general in Armstrong (2001) and more specifically in Billari et al. (2014a).
The upregulation of markers indicative of a mature, differentiated cell phenotype is the most often judgment of differentiation [ 36].
This study evaluated clinicians' judgments of the effectiveness of training differentiated vocal tract control of false vocal fold activity (FVFA), true vocal fold mass (TVFM) and larynx height (LH).
It should also be noted that in the case of patients with moderate and well differentiated tumors additional samples are required to be included in future studies until a true judgment could be made.
Differentiated price levels are everywhere.
"Selectively differentiated," the librarian offered.
