Sentence examples for judgement of possible from inspiring English sources

In the initial assessment of trauma patients, an adequate judgement of possible blood loss is essential.

Urdan's Credit Suisse paper contains this summary: "While the FTC threat is formidable in terms of possible financial judgements and damage to the DeVry brand, we believe it affects only the rate of decline in the core business," meaning DeVry University, which offers career training, liberal arts, and management programs.

Beadle declared that while he believed the Rhodesian judiciary should respect rulings of the Privy Council "so far as possible", the judgement of 23 July had made it legally impossible for Rhodesian judges to continue under the 1961 constitution.

(3) Professor in ethics: ethical judgement of the study protocol and possible adverse events.

Initial diagnosis of possible or probable DLB was made using clinical judgement.

Moreover, in seven of our cases of RCD the available data did not make it possible to distinguish between type 1 and 2. Evaluation of the strictness of a GFD was also necessarily based on the clinical judgement of each centre, without it being possible to even out this evaluation.

A further study altering clip length may also be useful as this may have impacted on the judgement of the paediatrician and it is possible showing the clips for a longer period may have altered the acuity and quality score given.

First desideratum: if you suspend judgement about the value of a bounded real variable $X$, then it seems that different intervals of possible values for $X$ of the same size should be treated the same by your epistemic state.

In contrast, for decisions on stress information, the second syllable of the second item had to be perceived before a confident judgement was possible.

The fuzzy compromise approach allows a family of possible conditions to be reviewed, and supports group decisions through fuzzy sets designed to reflect collective opinions and conflicting judgements.

It was not necessary to make any judgement about possible pilot error.