Sentence examples for elements of judgment from inspiring English sources
They are therefore not pure sensory units but already contain elements of judgment or appraisal.
The main elements of judgment were: the incidence of hemostasis hysterectomy, the average number of blood units transfused, the rate of non-transfused patients, mortality and postoperative complications (particularly acute renal failure).
When the elements of judgments are initially identified, they are grasped qualitatively, as sensory impressions, like the visual image of a particular dog or the memory image of a horse.
What this means then is that every objectively valid judgment, whether empirical or a priori, and in particular synthetic a priori, must implicitly include a schematic a priori formal temporal component that functions as an intermediate structure for interpreting the purely logical elements of judgments and thereby securing their applicability to objects of actual or possible experience.
However, a mandatory system would be a step too far as the human element of judgment must always govern our safe driving.
The task of isolating the data points that identify one dangerous individual among thousands is hard; there will be, under the best of conditions, an element of judgment involved, an ineradicable quantum of human frailty.
Ms Stacey also told the cross-party group of MPs that English was a particularly difficult subject to set standards for and there was a "large element of judgment" involved in marking the exams.
It acknowledges that an element of judgment is involved in deciding what results its search engine should prioritise; without this, the information that it serves up would be less relevant to users and riddled with spam.
Moral sentiments seem to involve an important element of judgment, but they also bear a close relation to motives for action, and so may be considered a species of passion, broadly understood.
