Sentence examples for judgements 1 from inspiring English sources

In particular, this paper establishes the nature of the distinct vertical equity judgements 1 embodied in relative indices of inequality in health attainments and shortfalls, which shows that each may represent ethically defensible positions in specific contexts.

Biofuel appraisal must therefore elucidate the different value-frameworks that inform these judgements [16], [17].

Indeed, other work has shown that parietal and frontal regions are functionally coupled in a task requiring visuo-spatial judgements [66].

These experiments contrast with other paradigms, such as those based on the mere exposure effect, in which incidental encoding modulates affective judgements [6] (for a discussion, see Supplemental Information).

There is accumulating evidence supporting a role for the hippocampus in memory for sequences of stimuli and for recognition memory involving recency judgements [10,57 60].

Few accuracy studies compared fall risk assessment tools to nurses' clinical judgement [ 4, 10, 12, 13].

This concords with previous research which has illustrated that in experimental conditions children can make probability judgements [ 61, 38, 40].

Table 3 Saaty semantic scale Aij Judgement 1 Equal important 3 W eak importance 5 Strong importance 7 Very strong importance 9 Absolute importance 2,4,6,8 Intermediate values.

The 21st Century evidence-based medicine movement has placed less emphasis on intuition and tacit knowing in forming sound clinical judgements [ 1, 2].

Similar to our study a prospective randomised study and biomechanical evaltutions is needed for further judgement [ 8, 12, 14– 16].

However, other studies have shown a tendency for doctors to underestimate the absolute risk for coronary events when they make intuitive judgements [ 12, 13].