Sentence examples for judgements according from inspiring English sources

Expert Choice™ software translated the comparison judgements according to the 9-point scale of Saaty [41], immediately provided the Consistence Ratio (CR) of each matrix, and calculated normalised performance, aggregating judgements by geometric mean.

Social judgement scheme analysis assigns different weightings to group member judgements according to their distance from the judgements of other group members.

To efficiently "highlight" the best contributions and filter the spam downward would require the merger of very smart code and prudent editorial judgement – according to each organization – and would be the holy grail of moderators everywhere.

The critical judgement, according to operators, is when to drop the pressure on the COOKER, see Fig. 9.

Practice trials, trials with RTs shorter than 100 ms and longer than 2500 ms, and those in which the participants made errors in the syllable count or in semantic judgement (according to the pilot study), were excluded from the offline analysis.

The choice of antibiotic therapy will depend on the specific respiratory tract condition and will be up to the physicians' judgement, according to their usual clinical practice.

It is one Buchanan and Brock define as that of the 'substituted judgement' 'acting according to what the incompetent individual, if competent, would choose' (Buchanan and Brock 1989, 10).

"It is completely clear that the process that was started [against the priest] was a crass simulation of justice," the Vatican court's judgement said, according to a translation of the original Latin published in Aristegui Noticias.

For ordinal and continuous variables, coding was based on face validity using clinical judgement and according to distribution of the data [ 22].

Judgements are true, according to his existential thesis, because certain entities exist (or do not exist), not because certain entities "correspond" to our judgements.

To hold ourselves to a high standard is to invite judgement by others according to that same standard.