Sentence examples for judge capacity from inspiring English sources

Vollmann et al. (2003) looked at MacCAT-T scores in depressed inpatients and the separate judgment of a physician, who was instructed to judge capacity ' freely on the basis of his or her own clinical experience.' Using various combinations of cut offs scores for understanding, appreciation and reasoning to define "impairment", a range of impairment from 2.9%to20%0% was found.

Reilly would not confirm any other rumors, including whether or not Randy Jackson will be back in judging capacity.

Everybody have a great TCA and I will see you in January". Reilly would not confirm any other rumors, including whether or not Randy Jackson will be back in judging capacity.

Overlaid layers were used to judge the capacity of agricultural lands to rotate a canola soybean system in the study area, which included four important basins.

Trust me when I tell you that we have a plan for how to do whatever it is we're doing, and it is not up to you to judge our capacity for independence.

Jury members - who must all be music industry professionals - will be asked to judge vocal capacity, performance, composition of the song and overall impression by the act.

According to them "The world will judge our capacity to respond in future situations by the resolve we show here".

13 The clinical team's perception that patients may not be 'ready to go home' may be inaccurate, as patients are able to judge their capacity to provide for themselves at home.

He adds, "The judges' listening capacity is not yet on a par with a human ear" but that they won't be as annoying as some human reality TV show judges.

New babies in any family, while no doubt positively valued, will not usually be judged under Capacity (unless it be negative), Normality (positive/negative according to the usuality of the behaviour), Tenacity (positive/negative according to 'appropriateness' of inclination/psychological disposition), or Propriety (positive/negative according to ethical codes).

The recognition of our presence in these complex systems can help us judge our capacities for innovation, collaboration, and action accurately and reliably.