Sentence examples for judgement to define from inspiring English sources
We used any documented doctors' judgement to define (un)healthy lifestyle, irrespective the presence if quantitative information.
2 8 Current methods to identify atrial scar rely on operator judgement to define the level of enhancement assigned as scar.
Despite the heterogeneity of the recorded variables, most studies used the same judgement parameters to define the efficiency of ventilation, namely VT and VR.
Because there is no clinical consensus or guidelines defining what "high" risk of initiating daily smoking actually is, physicians and their patients will need to rely on their judgement and value systems to define "high risk" and "low risk" on an individual basis, to decide when intervention is warranted.
We cannot rely upon the clinical judgement of one or two researchers to define what are pathological levels of tooth wear.
As healthcare practitioners were interviewed (and not patients), it is their judgements on pathways, and patient outcomes that have been used to define the model.
The basis of individualised judgements about acceptable confidence levels for the stopping rules were difficult to define and as one GP put it ' feels like a nebulous thing'.
There are a variety of ways to define bioregions and mostly a combination of data analysis and subjective expert judgement is used, mainly because data on the distributions of biota are sparse or uneven.
Judgement is required to select the size of each inventory to reveal useful detail without creating unhelpful complexity, and this analysis has aimed to define approximately fifteen elements per inventory while minimizing the "other" category.
If we are capable of making an aesthetic judgement about conceptual gardens – one based on taste and emotion – I think we are getting very close to defining them as such.
