Sentence examples for judge levels from inspiring English sources
Structural elements The extent and activity level of structural elements (i.e., faults, folds, magnetic lineaments, active basins, and so forth) may be used as basis to judge levels of future seismic activity for a selected magnitude interval.
31 Hall et al 20 suggested that individuals have no choice but to trust the motives and competence of medical professions since they do not have the knowledge or skills to judge levels of expertise.
Hall et al. suggested that individuals have no choice but to trust the motives and competence of medical professions since they do not have the knowledge or skills to judge levels of expertise [ 28], although this lack of choice has led to a suggestion of coercive doctor-patient relationships and dependence on doctors and the medical system in general, negating the requirement of trust [ 29– 329.
But the judge levelled criticism at the Children's Secretary's conduct, saying he was concerned that he had told a press conference convened to announce her removal in December 2008 that Ms Shoesmith should be dismissed without compensation.
Given the extensive pilot process – four years – this new evidence hierarchy is now the standard for judging "levels of evidence" for the purposes of health technology assessment and clinical practice guideline development in Australia.
Was there a problem of under-representation at the judging level?
But Mr Berlusconi's claim that the left was inextricably tied to judges levelling false charges put an end to that.
Using finely grained categorical codes, judgements are made regarding both contextual variables such as sociocommunicative opportunities for interaction and the judged level of alertness in the target individual.
Now they could judge ethylene levels, true ripeness's invisible tell.
Sequential Bonferroni adjustments were used to judge significance levels for all simultaneous tests (Holm 1979; Rice 1989).
In stage 3, we invited teachers to judge the level of difficulty of the descriptors with reference to student writing samples with predetermined levels of proficiency.
