Moreover, he also identifies certain statements as "categoroid", namely those disjunctive and hypothetical statements which do not express double judgments.
While the dandelion intends to bestow us with its beauty and abundant health benefits, it, too, is regularly misread, underappreciated, and faced with the double-punch of judgment and rejection the same as us.
When hospitalization risk and mortality were doubled, using clinical judgment (≥50% sensitive) to guide antiviral initiation emerged as the most cost-effective option with PCR testing being the closest competitor but only when at least 20% of ILI cases were influenza.
Still, Pope's judgment on Double Falsehood carried the day, and the matter remained in contention for nearly three centuries.
Christopher Hill, a former assistant secretary of state for east Asian and Pacific affairs said in a tweet the call looked to be an "example of winging it in the extreme" and he said he hoped "Trump doesn't feel he has to double down on this judgment error".
The two drugs combined can also be a double whammy for your judgment, Doron says.
She suggests something of a double standard in the judgments made of her actions and of Rudd's.
Duch was an intensely engaged participant in his own trial, and Cruvellier gave his exceptionally fine portrait of the man and his judgment the double-edged title "The Master of Confessions".
"The Prophet — God's prayer and peace be upon him — said, 'On the Day of Judgment, every double-crosser will have a banner up his anus proportionate to his treachery.' " At one point, Fadl observes, "People hate America, and the Islamist movements feel their hatred and their impotence.
There were six double-blind on/off judgments: four 5-min trials after the open provocation component and two 50-min trials.
