Sentence examples for judged value from inspiring English sources
"judged value" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to an amount of something that has been evaluated or estimated based on some criteria. For example, "The judged value of the painting was $50,000."
He/she was also asked to categorize it as equal to medial sensation (marked score 0), or less than medial sensation, yet >50% of its judged value (marked score 1) or <50% of the judged medial sensation value (marked score 2).
The Commission's 2007 update has reduced the judged value of the tissue-weighting factor for the gonads based on estimates of genetic risks from continuous low-dose rate exposures.
Table 4 Practice of radiologic evaluation (All hospitals, n = 69) Radiologic conference; n Daily 19 (28) Daily except weekends 30 (44) On request only 12 (17) Never 8 (12) Judged value of radiologic conference; n Worthless 6 (9) Essential 32 (46) Good for cooperation 51 (74) Required for training purpose 13 (19) n = number.
But that is a relatively rare thing because it is expensive and I have to judge value to the licence fee and how much it costs".
He identifies what he calls the eight "neural pillars of wisdom": emotional regulation; the ability to judge value; moral reasoning; compassion; humility; altruism; patience; and coping with uncertainty.
The reason many of these students pursue finance and financial economics is because they know the core skills of finance - quantitative analysis and judging value - are essential to success in virtually any field.
According to Dr Scott Huettell, of the Center for Interdisciplinary Decision Science at Duke University, it has been well established that judging value and emotion happen independently in the cortex, but until this breakthrough, no one had found the physical link between the two.
However, it is also important not simply to judge value based on relative context.
Healthcare practitioners should also explore whether patients apply any personalised norm when judging value normality and whether this norm is appropriate from a clinical perspective.
They will benefit from well-conducted studies on benefits, but will judge value for money themselves through the price and perceived benefit.
Instead of judging value by price, judge it by how much you use and enjoy it.
