Vance's resignation legitimized criticism of the rescue mission and brought the element of individual judgment and conscience back onto the scene.
Tóibín has a lot more space, but the element of judgment on the book is minimal.
While this inevitably introduces an element of human judgment to the investment process, Dalio insists it is still driven by the rules-based framework he has built up over thirty years.
Managers were ambivalent about allowing staff members to identify themselves as curators or editors on their LinkedIn profiles, he said, given concerns that outsiders would notice the element of human judgment and ask questions about it.
This is a key to what followed, because it then brought in the element of medical judgment, in part as a formality, to establish that Ms Schiavo was, in fact, in a PVS.
The obligation arising from fairness to support institutions that provide a benefit and from which one benefits does not remove the element of moral judgment as to which institutions we ought to support.
Therefore, our selection of the reviews for inclusion and allocation of the reviews to intervention targets could contain an element of subjective judgment.
Second, and relatedly, Smith's way of approaching virtue often resembles Aristotle's who has also sometimes been seen as too fond of the description of virtue, and who tried to acknowledge the many diverse elements of virtue, and the judgment of virtue, rather than to reduce them to a single principle.
Thus, there is some element of subjective judgment in parameter choice with a spline-derived pattern that has—through adjustment of the roughness parameter a broad similarity to the decision process for visually-identified, hand-drawn isopach maps.
In general, there is a need to strike a balance between flexibility and predictability in the data quality evaluation process; it will always include an element of expert judgment, but it is also, in our view, important to continuously seek to increase the predictability and transparency of this process.
