Sentence examples for improved judgment from inspiring English sources

Confidence comes from improved judgment, and my days start brightly for the lack of confusion, vomit or pain.

The improved judgment of distance obtained by viewing an object with both eyes conferred considerable biological advantage in the struggle for survival.

Providing supplemental tabular displays did not improve judgment consensus, relative to viewing separate displays, but did improve consistency between performance evaluation and bonus allocation decisions.

These findings suggest that group composition aspects can play an important role for improving judgment in decision making teams and open promising new avenues for studying debiasing in behavioral strategy research.

Four studies have demonstrated that Blood Glucose Awareness Training (BGAT) reduces the occurrence of collisions and moving vehicle violations while improving judgment about whether to drive while hypoglycemic (42– 42).

As Kahneman and Tversky noted in the final sentence of their classic 1974 paper, "A better understanding of these heuristics and of the biases to which they lead could improve judgments and decisions in situations of uncertainty".

A blush — a slight but not obvious coloring in the cheeks — significantly improved their judgment of the offender, whether the underlying expression was neutral or downcast.

In fact, including ethical issues in the curriculum is an appropriate way to be assured of increased ability in solving the ethical dilemmas as well as improved ethical judgment [ 44].

However, the inclusion of a tri-headlight formation on a standard motorcycle frame significantly improved these judgments.

Nominally more patients in the sodium hyaluronate group compared with the placebo group were considered "slightly improved", "improved", or "excellent improved" by both patient's judgment of effectiveness at Week 25 (58 versus 45 patients, respectively) and investigator's judgment (60 versus 47 patients, respectively).

We like to think that people improve their judgment by putting their minds together, and sometimes they do.