Sentence examples for judgement derived from from inspiring English sources

The results show that nurses' information use is not linear and the utility for decision judgement derived from clinical information is not distributed equally.

We compared the agreement between this judgement and the assessment derived from a defined cut-off point of the self-administered MRS total score.

Modern notions of aesthetic judgement are derived from Immanuel Kant, whose Critique of Judgement is one of the books in the painting.

Measures of judgement 'ecology' were derived from the same case records.

Moreover, in-depth interviews of specialists have revealed that the decision to offer surgery involves "various judgements and skills derived from experience" which are partly "instinctive and partly informed by the literature" [ 49].

This allowed it to examine judgement accuracy by comparing an ecological model with models derived from judgements of the paper cases and of the simulated patients.

These features may limit the generalization to real clinical environments of the results derived from judgement studies using simulation laboratories.

We therefore took a very clinical approach and validated the position of the tip of the catheter within the integrated CT image against our judgement on catheter tip position derived from fluoroscopy, local electrogram, and tactile information.

By compression of visual space he means that "effective binocular parallax", a value derived from psychophysical judgements, changes over a small range relative to actual binocular parallax (vergence angle).

Thus, Yealland's public image was based on selected reporting of cases with successful outcomes in his book and success rates that were derived from internal staff judgements rather than long-term outcome studies.

Simple methods to achieve this aim are suggested, derived from consumer psychology, psychology of judgement and user-centered design.