Listen, for instance, to this lecture from Judge Brown in her Latif opinion.
To protect the integrity of their court systems, states need to enact basic reforms: switching from judicial elections, for instance, to the selection of judges on merit, or adopting strict rules that bar judges from ruling in cases involving major financial supporters.
Reznek, for instance, argues that to judge "that homosexuality is a disease we first have to make a value-judgment.
For instance, in order to judge the cost-effectiveness of the development of a new drug, a measurement of QoL is often needed to financially and ethically justify the intervention.
The Amoco questionnaire summarizes the board's responsibilities in each of six categories ("succession, planning, and selection," for instance) and asks directors to judge the board's performance in each as "excellent," "satisfactory," or "needs improvement". In each category, there is also space for comment.
For instance, it is difficult to judge whether 13.7% – the proportion of respondents who reported having bad or very bad health – is high or low or is as expected.
For instance, it is extremely difficult to judge progression if the peptide vaccine is administered as monotherapy and, in such cases, it is more appropriate to adopt OS or DFS as end-points.
Although the criterion of presence of two out of three basic sciences courses (i.e., Anatomy, Biochemistry and Physiology) is unambiguous, new names for "old" courses incidentally forced us to judge whether for instance 'functional morphology' was similar to anatomy and 'molecular chemistry' to biochemistry.
For instance, many scholars use male norms to judge women's activities merely comparing men and women, with little or no attention paid to constructions of gender (Ahl, 2006; Lewis, 2006).
For instance, apples are judged to be more typical than plums with respect to the category of fruit, and correspondingly apples are judged to have more features in common with fruit.
