Sentence examples for judgements in relation to from inspiring English sources

For example, a study investigating absolute and relative judgements and standard-setting by Gill and Bramley (2013) considered the accuracy of holistic comparative judgements in relation to the original analytical marks of examination scripts that were 'close together in overall mark' in a standard-setting exercise.

People made moral judgements in relation to 'Fat' and 'Obese'Obese

In order to explore the different judgements in relation to participants' educational background, the sample was divided into five groups: no job training, semiskilled, apprenticeship, training college and university.

Amongst its other impacts, the FHCI helped to bring in better monitoring systems, which is helpful for the period since 2010 but limits judgements in relation to changes before and after the FHCI.

Labour MPs cannot be blamed if they genuinely disagree with their leader – although they should be held to account if they allow despair over Corbyn to cloud their judgement in relation to bombing Syria.

There is still a lot of judgement in relation to being female and free and open in being sexual and active.

In Table  4, by increasing the number of tasks, the reliability of the judgement in relation to the portfolio increases.

The GP is advised to continue treatment for four months after recovery but it is stressed to the GP that this is a pragmatic study and that they should use their clinical judgement in relation to the duration of the patient's treatment.

They will be asked to confirm each patient's eligibility for the study and to provide their clinical judgement in relation to each patient's dementia status using one of four options: No Dementia, Possible Dementia, Probable Dementia or Definite Dementia.

The second, explorative aim of the study was to evaluate whether study participants' judgement differed in relation to their educational background.

Quality judgements were made in relation to the extent to which students, programmes, and awards fulfilled specified requirements, and quality "was ultimately seen in terms of an academic view of what is meant to be an educated person, usually in a particular discipline" (Scott, 1999, p. 198).