Sentence examples for effect of judgment from inspiring English sources

His language can be said to obey only one rule, that is, to be "an effect of judgment and sincerity,"[60] which is the very one that he demands from the pupil.

To follow this target singularly, as may be done by making it policy, eliminates the effect of judgment on the rate or amount of blood loss, and the clinical condition of the patient.

However, repeated social isolation had no effect on judgment of ambiguous stimuli and on both basal and test-related cortisol levels.

(2) Differences in the subjective meaning of sounds may have an important effect on judgments of noisiness and annoyance.

We systematically manipulated meal variety and showed that it has an independent effect on judgments of expected satiation.

Current food labels include comprehensive nutritional information, but evaluations of their effects on judgments of nutritional quality and food choice are scarce.

Charles Hope wrote a triumphant piece in The London Review of Books: "The effect of this judgment has been to establish that the university has been in serious breach of the trust deed for many years.

"The effect of this judgment is that those kinds of business may owe a lot more to their workers, such as paid holiday and minimum wage, than they had bargained for".

Speaking on BBC Radio 4's The World at One, Hayes added: "The effect of this judgment would be that in certain cases, communications data that could potentially save lives would only be available to the police and other law enforcement if a communications company had decided to retain it for commercial reasons.

However, without a randomized controlled trial targeting a Hgb threshold in this population, restricting transfusions to a specific target for all patients, eliminating the effect of clinical judgment, especially in a closed procedure, is unwarranted.

The devastating effects of the judgment will not be felt by Microsoft and its employees and shareholders alone.