Sentence examples for errors in judge from inspiring English sources

The Justice Department has already appealed Judge's Leon's merger approval, and while judicial review is generally confined to the record of the case, the court of appeals might remand the case for more fact-finding or cite AT&T's post-merger conduct as evidence of the errors in Judge Leon's economic reasoning.

In a disciplinary hearing Friday, Abrahamian said he had been a victim of "blatant errors in judging".

It is unclear whether this phenomenon is due to errors in judging the possibility to finish crossing before signal lights turning red.

People generally make two types of errors in judging personality: they impute more personality consistency to others than the actors themselves would allow, and they often ignore the operation of unconscious psychological processes that can explain at least some of the inconsistencies.

There is a degree of uncertainty in any perceptual judgment and errors in judging auditory arrival time can clearly impact evolutionary fitness.

Errors in judging either the spatial layout of the scene or the light field can potentially lead to failures in lightness constancy.

This subject did not make any error in judging the facial expressions in this recording run, so the waveforms in Figure 2 were obtained from averaging over all faces (30 trials) or each facial expression (10 trials each).

A smaller FDR is associated with a smaller error in judging the p-value.

Generally, Fisher's exact test and χ test were used to classify the GO category, and the false discovery rate (FDR) was calculated to correct the P-value, the smaller the FDR, the small the error in judging the p-value [ 14, 15].

The animals were standing 6 ± 2 min, range 3-12 min (n = 64), after receiving antagonists into the muscles of the thigh, after being immobilized for 37 ± 10 min (n = 60), range 22-70 min. Out of a total of 133 immobilizations only one involved complications because of an error in judging body mass of a (very lean) adult cow, which was overdosed.

The appellate court disagreed and said it found no errors in the judge's rulings, including one allowing the trial to be televised.