Sentence examples for judge differences from inspiring English sources

The results can be used as practical standards to judge differences of surface gloss in different drying environments.

It may be very difficult for parents to judge differences in the quality of education provided.

It is however well known that metrics such as MSE and PSNR do not correspond very well to how the human visual system operates and how humans judge differences between images.

Row [5.1] suggests no significant difference in the ability of female and male raters to judge differences in men's dominance from their facial photograph.

5) As numbers of relapse and failure cases were small, it is difficult to judge differences between the two groups with confidence in this respect.

Researchers frequently assume that graphs will not be understood in communities with low numeracy, but, on the contrary, well-designed graphs can draw on hard-wired visual capacities to judge differences and relationships [ 24].

Officials of both parties had earlier said that while there was a consensus over restoring the judges, differences had primarily surfaced over the details of a constitutional package — promoted by the Pakistan Peoples Party — that would set a retirement age and term limit for the post of chief justice.

We judged differences between the three datasets as not likely to be relevant for our analysis.

Clay Risen, an editor at the New York Times and author of American Whiskey, Bourbon & Rye, suggests most consumers don't yet have the palate to judge subtle differences in bourbons.

How would the modified market view judge such differences?

Accepted into the fold, and literally strapped to a group of strangers, I could start to judge the differences between freshers then and now.