Sentence examples for judgement increase from inspiring English sources

This idea is in agreement with a previous study that showed that reaction times for the perceptual judgement increase substantially for targets located near the boundary of what is reachable, suggesting a specific process for those particular targets [55].

It has also been reported [29] that although it is often possible to judge emotion from the face or from the voice, both speed and accuracy of judgement increase when both are expressing the same emotion — an effect that persists even when participants are instructed to ignore the vocal channel [30], suggesting that extracting emotional information from the voice may be automatic.

Table 5 shows that a significantly higher proportion of nurses post-intervention would use a PI Risk Assessment tool to assess patients for PI risk (increasing from 12%to40%0%, X(1)=3.26, p=0.0001), and would use both a PI risk assessment tool and clinical judgement (increasing from 9%to27%7%, X(1)=0.01, p=0.008).

Comparative judgements are independent and additional judgements increase reliability (Bramley et al., 1998; Pollitt, 2012a).

But given the sheer volume of fan pages that exist on Facebook there's no doubt the CJEU judgement greatly increases the company's surface area for legal liabilities.

The first of these findings is thought to reflect the higher 'contextual diversity' of frequent words: high frequency items occur in a wider range of contexts and are therefore more easily associated with the distracter words in a synonym judgement task, increasing control demands (Hoffman et al., 2011 a ; Almaghyuli et al., 2012).

The intensity judgements significantly increased with raising vibration magnitude.

The effort judgements significantly increased with raising magnitude and time and revealed a tendency towards a lower effort with activated suspension.

But please do exercise judgement in an increasing climate of fear.

In addition, it is possible that the reduction in anxiety that is associated with propranolol (Tyrer and Lader, 1974; Weatley, 1969) also played a role in increasing judgement confidence.

The transition from newcomer to expert is illustrated in the five stage model by Dreyfus and Dreyfus [ 48] in which the novice arrives with little situational judgement and, with increasing exposure and experience, gains tacit knowledge.