Sentence examples for global judgment from inspiring English sources

The global judgment of the practice was relatively low (2.8 out of 5) probably due to its complexite and the long time spent (7 ± 2 h) in its performance.

A global judgment of the treatment was also required.

The traditional counting rule algorithm collects data from all sensors in the field of interest and makes the global judgment through these data.

Two global judgment factors can help focus on the big picture of project success: (1) overall cost-benefit perspective and (2) overall risk of failure assessment.

Perhaps a different way of conceiving life satisfaction, for instance dispensing with the global judgment and aggregating particular satisfactions and dissatisfactions, would lessen the force of these objections.

Specifically, the SWLS is composed by five items (e.g. 'In most ways my life is close to my ideal', 'The conditions of my life are excellent', etc)., allowing the respondents to reach a global judgment of life satisfaction.

Perhaps global judgments made by depressed patients vary more widely across subjects, thereby reducing the chances of identifying between-group differences.

Many measures exist, including peer nominations, checklists of creative activities and achievements, global judgments such as the consensual assessment technique (CAT), and facet-based measures such as the Creative Product Semantic Scale (CPSS).

At any rate, even life satisfaction theorists might balk at this variant of the account, since life satisfaction is sometimes taken to involve, not just explicit global judgments of life satisfaction, but also our responses to the particular things or domains we care about.

Above, we highlighted reasons that self-assessments, defined as global judgments of ability, come to be inaccurate.

Several methods have been proposed to assess clinically meaningful change, for example, patient- and physician-based global judgments and statistical criteria.