Although these two aspects of CEA overlap, the framework basically provides a holistic, systematic way to organize information about complex environmental issues, whereas the process affords a transparent and structured means to engage diverse expert and stakeholder perspectives in judging the implications of such information.
Syria is one of those exogenous things, and it is tough to judge the implications.
A key conclusion is that, even with just three or four basic indicators, it is not feasible, or defensible, to attempt to judge mentally the implications of signs of unrest – a structured probabilistic procedure using Bayes' Rule is a rational approach for enumerating evidential strengths reliably.
In our study, participants did not have to judge the moral implications of the scheming person's behavior, because the outcome of each scenario was evident.
I believe that scientists have conflicts of interest that make them uniquely unqualified to judge the ethical implications of the scientific opportunities open to them.
The findings above contribute to judge the safety implications of driver behavior, and thus identify crash prone positioning and the potential mechanisms of head-on crashes, run-off-road and guardrail collisions.
Confidence intervals allow us to judge the practical implications of a study.
Further studies on this aspect are necessary to confirm these findings, that nonsymptomatic GJH may produce more explosive power than children without GJH, and to judge the practical implications of this, for example, as an increased risk for future injuries.
A series of domestic-violence experts, retained by Yould's public defender, told the judge about the implications of the abuse that she said she had suffered.
The contradictory observations regarding the impact of tumor-infiltrating immune cells have caused confusions in judging the clinical implications of aberrant infiltration of immune cells within tumor tissues.
