The cognitive domain involves the development of intellectual skills to enable judgments about the value of ideas or materials; the interpersonal domain focuses on people interactions [ 12].
In humans, object-in-place memory enables judgments of prior occurrence within an environment and is readily acquired during a single encounter and therefore is essential for normal everyday living.
Assessment of vascular pathology and hemodynamics in patients with acute stroke is thought to enable early judgment of functional outcome and thrombolytic efficacy and could identify patients who might benefit from interventional treatment [18 20].
Together with consideration of key clinical characteristics, it can support rapid detection of TB cases, to identify false negative cases and compliment other techniques e.g. IGRA in differentiating latent TB from active TB infection and enable correct judgment on appropriate anti-TB treatment.
However, even strongly evidence-based protocols and guidelines must have sufficient flexibility to enable physician judgment.
However, an effective strategy requires a clear understanding of PROs to enable a judgment of what they actually measure (and hence, which stakeholders will be interested in the resultant data) and how to assess their quality.
We also identify a number of devices employed to enable such judgments.
Conclusions are drawn to emphasize the need for structured learning experiences that enable making judgments about building qualities while effectively interrogating various characteristics.
Therefore, key concepts in research design, data acquisition, and processing are explored to inform future studies and to enable reasoned judgments on the validity and reliability of sEMG as a tool to investigate muscle recruitment and activity and subsequently assess performance in the horse.
No evidence on SF-6D and HUI3 was available to enable any judgments to be made on their performance.
The required sample sizes to achieve a nominal power of 1-γ = 0.8 on a two-sided test with a α = 0.05 using a Fisher distribution revealed that at least 78 patients are required per study group to enable statistical judgments that are accurate and reliable.
