Sentence examples for introduction of judgments from inspiring English sources

These experiments demonstrated that (1) the level of blurring used is critical, with a lower blurring level producing results similar to Yue et al. (2013), and (2) the introduction of judgments of learning at the time of study eliminated the benefit of blurring on remembering.

To solve the problem of borderline tumor properties in terms of HER2 expression, the introduction of judgment by multiple observers and/or DNA copy analyses might be of value.

Changes to the audit environment have led to suggested changes to the regulatory framework for evaluating auditors' judgments including the introduction of an Audit Judgment Rule (AJR), whereby courts and inspectors will not second-guess auditors' reasoned judgments provided they are made in good faith and in a rigorous manner.

These control analyses evaluated whether or not the general structures observed across subjects were maintained despite introduction of noise into judgment and decision-making.

The idea that aesthetic judgment plays a role in grounding the possibility of morality for human beings is suggested at a very general level in the Introduction to the Critique of Judgment, where Kant describes the faculty of judgment as bridging "the great gulf" betweeen the concept of nature and that of freedom (IX, 195).

The introduction of RCI in iNPH research and clincal practice can improve the certainty of judgments pertaining to neuropsychological changes after shunting.

The main criterion of judgment was the rate of mortality in the resuscitation unit, the second criteria of judgment were the ventilator weaning, the introduction of the vasoactive drugs and the supervening of side effects.

But it is possible on the face of it to make sense of Kant's analysis of judgments of beauty, and of his argument for their legitimacy, without appeal to the account of the faculty of judgment offered in the Introductions to the Critique of Judgment.

Phase 5. Aggregation of judgments.

Coders agreed on 96% of judgments.

Participants provided two sets of judgments.