Sentence examples for judge the correctness of from inspiring English sources

In doing so, he does not judge the correctness of anything but merely accepts appearances for what they are.

In the same way that deductive logic does not judge the correctness of the premises but just advises you what to infer from them, Bayesian inductive logic tells you how to change your own attitudes as soon as you encounter evidence.

One can often judge the correctness of her ideas by those who attack them.

This way of illustration helps to judge the correctness of our initial classification, and the classification by cluster analysis.

Given a suitable text against which to judge the correctness of choices between alternative words, DLP becomes a testable hypothesis.

It should be noted that the most popular metrics for evaluating an assembly (e.g., contig size and N50), emphasize only size, poorly capturing the contig quality as they do not contain all the information needed to judge the correctness of the assembly.

These are the types of people that you should truly be concerned about — the ones who evaluate funding sources as a means of judging the correctness of an issue.

The measurement function evaluates the resemblance between image features generated by hypothesis and those generated by ground truth positions, as the criterion for judging the correctness of hypothesis.

The signs in language can only function when there is a possibility of judging the correctness of their use, "so the use of [a] word stands in need of a justification which everybody understands" (PI 261).

Mathematicians and computers alike apply computable processes to the problem of judging the correctness of assertions; both will therefore sometimes err, since seeing the truth is known not to be a computable operation, but there is no reason why the computer need do worse than the mathematician.

Table  5 shows who did the translation and how the patients judged the correctness of it.