Finally, we recommend that nanoparticle ecotoxicity data are evaluated with regard to regulatory adequacy using a systematic and transparent approach, where expert judgement is assisted by a science-based framework for assessing study reliability, as developed by Hartmann et al [42].
Crucially, in rejecting the government's over-reliance on the 'neither confirm nor deny' policy, this judgement will assist those seeking to expose serious wrongdoing on the part of the authorities".
Additionally, the optimization solution for the primary coolant drainage process is proposed in the aspects of deviation criteria setting, drainage process optimization, system design improvement and volume assisted judgement.
The HCR-20 is a structured professional judgement instrument to assist in the assessment and management of risk of violence [ 7, 47].
The development of structured professional judgement instruments to assist decision making in areas other than risk assessment should be of broad interest to clinicians other than forensic psychiatrists.
Use of a structured professional judgement measure, the DUNDRUM-1 and 2, assisted a forensic service in the UK to prioritise admissions and make transparent, evidence-based decisions about whether to admit and the urgency of that admission.
The findings of this study showed that a cognitive conceptualisation was more frequently endorsed by those strongly in favour of assisted suicide which would appear to be consistent with the value of self-determination, but among the experts there were a number of normative judgements being made about reasons for requesting assisted suicide e.g. being a burden on others.
The research nurses who assisted with recruitment were free to exercise clinical judgement in approaching patients about the study, and it is possible that they approached patients who they felt would be able to discuss their experiences in more depth.
The results will be used to assist expert judgement within the elicitation of subjective probability densities, as described below.
The idea of having a ' sixth sense' and its value in assisting clinical judgement was emphasised by other CFHNs who described how they used their ' intuition' to assist them in identifying women who needed more time around emotional issues.
