"We have to make a judgement who to include and who not to include across a whole range of coverage, not just the debates," he said.
On the question of Nigel Farage, the BBC's Bailey said broadcasters would "make a judgement who to include and who not to include" in the debates on a range of factors, including the results of the previous general election and opinion polls.
All segmentation involves some level of judgement on what to include, how to include it and what not to include.
There is much subjective judgement in estimating what to include and what to leave out.
Additionally, some health boards altered the reporting template to fit their needs, and not all health boards attempted to correct obvious errors in returns: meaning that we needed to make judgements about which returns to include (see Additional file 1).
Another important attribute of the BBN for volcanic hazards assessment is the capability it offers to include expert judgements in the evidential mix, together with observational data, empirical relationships or model outcomes (e.g. Hincks, [2007]; Hincks et al. [2014]).
This scheme, relying on a collaborative model building methodology and a systemic modeling formalism by using 2nd order cybernetics in order to include human judgement and reasoning, enables knowledge to be used not only for representation but also for reasoning at functional level.
We exercised our clinical judgement to ensure that all included item codes could identify a clinical diagnosis.
Commentators typically refer to "deservingness" judgements, which include judgements about the extent to which someone's misfortune or disadvantage was under their voluntary control.
