Sentence examples for judgements in the same from inspiring English sources

Nurses were encouraged to make their judgements in the same way they would in real practice.

If they must endure the pressure of giving their evidence in front of a live TV audience, why can't the stewards grope their way to a fair judgement in the same circumstances, the jockeys ask.

In other words, English judgements could be in the same position to that of, for example, judgements of the New York courts, where enforceability is dependent upon the underlying law of the relevant EU member state; or, an agreement could be reached for automatic recognition of English judgements across EU member states.

The stimuli for the animate-inanimate judgements were the same in both modalities and consisted of eight semantic categories: animate (domestic animals, exotic animals, birds and insects) and inanimate (toys, small household items, clothes and instruments).

To allow for a comparison of risk of bias judgements based on published reports of trials and risk of bias judgements based on clinical study reports (either core reports alone or full clinical study reports), we used our previous risk of bias judgements for the same trials in the relevant Cochrane reviews that had been based on publications.

In a signal detection theory framework meta- d' is a measure of type 2 sensitivity (i.e. the degree to which a subject can discriminate correct from incorrect judgements) that is expressed in the same units as type 1 sensitivity (d') (i.e. the degree to which subjects can distinguish stimulus alternatives).

In this experiment we sought to resolve this problem by asking participants to make recognition and categorization judgements to the same set of stimuli.

Being a proposition is expressed by a specific form of judgement, which is established in the same system of demonstration which is used to establish that a proof of a proposition has been achieved.

It is still acceptable to say that the simple conversion of terms is only a change in the linguistic expression of a judgement, not in the judgement itself, and the same can be said about the conversion of an A-judgement.

Experienced radiologists may make different judgements based on the same study; thus differences in judgement are not negligence [7].

TMS trials were randomly interleaved with trials in which real visual stimuli were presented for judgement at the same eccentricity in space as the possible TMS phosphene.