This judgement draws a clear line.
Finally, it is noteworthy that Brentano's theory of judgement draws a close parallel between the correctness of our judgements and the correctness of our emotional attitudes, which could be taken as a starting point for exploring how epistemic and moral virtues are connected.
The relevance of the findings to other settings will depend on judgements drawing on broader research and local knowledge.
We believe the mix of perspectives in our team brings strengths to the interpretation of the findings, but the relevance of the findings to other settings will still depend on judgements drawing on broader research and local knowledge.
If a child is unable to provide HRQL judgements, drawing on alternate sources of information regarding a patient's HRQL may be a useful source of information provided that additional information is available to support the validity of the proxy ratings [ 16].
15 The pharmacists and nurses we interviewed conceivably use professional judgements drawn from a body of experience in cancer care, which ranged from 8 months to 20 years; however, we know that these assessments can be incompatible with patient information priorities and information preferences cannot be simply distilled through a uniform cultural characteristic.
In a stinging report published today by the House of Commons Public Accounts Committee PACC), MPs berate the SFO for presiding over a "catalogue of errors and poor judgement" in drawing up terms for senior staff.
This underlines the importance of a careful judgement when drawing clinical conclusions and giving the patient guidance based on SPT results.
Coins found on archaeological sites are typically documented by manual drawings, because the draftsman uses his or her judgement to draw only the relevant details.
It is a defence of qualified judgements, and draws elements from both the traditions of effective enforcement and constitutional conservatism.
