Sentence examples for individually judged from inspiring English sources

A sociopathic knowledge base has the property that all the rules are individually judged to be correct rules, yet a subset of the knowledge base gives better classification accuracy than the original knowledge base, independent of the amount of computational resources that are available.

The pragmatic philosophy Hand had imbibed from William James at Harvard required each issue to be individually judged on its merits, without partiality.

In Study 2, another group of twenty-one medical educators individually judged whether the comments stimulated reflection by rating them on a five-point scale.

The evidence was not individually judged for the different sites of cancer, as this would go beyond the scope of this review due to the various aetiologies.

Physicians also might have been more likely to round the BP measurements down if they were individually judged according to BP-based qualindicatorstors.

27 Two of the authors (MH and MWC) assessed this individually and judged each criterion to be 'Adequately described', 'Unclear', or 'Inadequately described' corresponding to 'low risk of bias', 'unclear risk of bias', and 'high risk of bias', respectively.

The court relies on each justice individually to judge whether he or she should not hear a case because of bias or the appearance of bias.

"Each candidate has to be judged individually," he said.

He said each case should be judged individually.

I always believed that every case has to be judged individually.

Justice Carro said he thought the defendants should be judged individually.