Sentence examples for judgement group from inspiring English sources

Methodologies utilised in the project included questionnaire, expert panel judgement, group interview, automated textual analysis and analysis of rater reliability.

The NT-proBNP guided group (n = 174) was managed individually with regard to the lowest NT-proBNP level in the first 2 weeks after beginning of treatment of acute HF, whereas the clinical judgement group (n = 171) was not.

However, the social judgement scheme modelling by Frings et al. 2 indicated that, rather than allowing a group member with an extreme judgement to lead the group to more extreme group judgements, groups actually reduced the influence of extreme members' judgements.

Given the influence of documented patient information on clinical judgement, 14 groups A and C were anticipated to identify twice as many health problems, relative to groups B and D. For this reason, a sample of 20 GPs per group was deemed sufficient in this exploratory study to estimate the effect size of an immediate discharge letter, within 95% CIs ranging from 0% to 34%.

Determination of judgements by group and ego standards.

The individual judgements were aggregated statistically to derive the group judgements.

It's more transparency about how Google is making those value judgements that the group is essentially calling for.

A structured expert elicitation is a formalized method for assimilating group judgements in a robust and reproducible way.

The Delphi technique can be used for both quantitative and qualitative data and is an appropriate technique for collecting, aggregating and analysing the informed judgements of a group or panel of experts on previously identified issues.

For more on judgement aggregation in groups, see List and Pettit (2011), especially chapter 2. Levi also argued that individual agents can be in conflict in the same way as groups, and thus that individuals' credal states are also better represented by sets of probabilities.

The Delphi method elicits expert judgements through indirect group interaction.