An elegant study by Cheong et al [37] examined 'traffic gap' judgement and eye movements in subjects with peripheral visual field loss, including three subjects with glaucoma, as compared to healthy subjects.
Bauer argued that while the Critique of Judgement attempted to bridge the gap between thought and being, and thus opened the way to Hegel, it reproduced the antinomies characteristic of the first two critiques.
75 This raises the question of whether failure to intensify treatment 81 or to underuse evidence-based therapies 138 reflects appropriate clinical judgement or an inappropriate care gap.
Review of literature does support that careful judgement or a 30 day gap from the request generation for the PEG tube should be taken into consideration before making the final decision [ 11, 26].
The second is the time-lag argument, according to which, there is a time-gap between the perceptual judgement we make and the actual perceptual process.
Here, we use these goals, pressures, knowledge gaps and our combined judgement to nominate important policy- and management-orientated research questions.
Thus there could be no gap between forming the decisive judgement that one ought to do X and an effective impulse to do X.
Gaps in the structured professional judgement approach to risk assessment could be identified.
Unlike sex while drunk, where there are sometimes gaps in my memory and lapses in judgement, a weed lube high is measurable and sexy and never feels out of control.
The classical model (also referred to as the 'Cooke method') of structured expert judgement allows analysts to use expert opinion to overcome gaps in the literature to better understand the effectiveness of an intervention or set of interventions.
Furthermore, there is often a gap between families' unreasonably optimistic expectations and clinicians' professional judgement.
