Sentence examples for judge benefit from inspiring English sources

These definitions implicitly include cases where both artist and judge benefit as well as cases of deception which lead to fitness gain in the artist but fitness loss in the judge.

To judge its benefit, it is important to differentiate between bone formation induced by cells from the border of the osseous defect (osteoconduction) in relation to bone matrix produced by the implanted cells (osteogenesis).

During this time, Barrington often reprised his role as the Judge at benefit matinees.

Example (physicians' questionnaire): X1) How do you judge the benefit of electronic quality of life assessment to your practice?

Therefore it is impossible to judge the benefit of antibiotic treatment in addition to standard treatment of AE-COPD.

Third, we introduced the baseline distance as a measure to judge the benefit of the combination methods.

However, in contrast to the proposal by Garner and colleagues, we wanted the patient to judge the benefit of using the PIM on his/her cognitions, emotions and (intended) behavior according to the notion of "patient empowerment".

By measuring HRQOL, we can ascertain the effects of a disease on individuals from the patient perspective and, thereafter, to some extent, be able to judge the benefit of therapeutic interventions.

How will you judge the benefits and costs of the choices to be made?

If the installations are judged to benefit everyone because they improve stability, the cost might be spread among all ratepayers.

I usually give skating judges the benefit of the doubt, assuming they know things we don't.