Sentence examples for judgements were made from inspiring English sources

These ratios are a good indication that logical consistent judgements were made on all pairwise comparisons, because they are below the required 0.1 threshold (Saaty 1987).

The display white point was set to D65 with a luminance of 180 cd/m2, and judgements were made under typical office illumination (combination of overhead fluorescent lights and daylight from west-facing windows).

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).

In contrast to the finding of many surveys of project success rates, a remarkably high proportion (41%) of the projects reported upon here were judged to be completely successful, though it should be noted that the judgements were made by Project Managers who had worked on the projects being judged.

While the label collapsed and the 2000s brought an inevitable slowdown in operations – "we did fly fairly close to the sun at times, and some bad judgements were made along the way", confesses Woosh – the crew regularly popped up behind decks across the country and are now preparing for the 25th birthday, the next episode of the gloriously haphazard experiment that is DiY.

These judgements were made by the user performing the segmentation.

But the definition of quality and the rules by which editorial judgements are made are not as clearly defined as they once were.

Sabella acknowledged "judgements are made on results".

Critical judgements are made using the probability-reasoning model.

These judgements are made using the GRADE system, and are provided for each outcome.

First, the QIAS uses several ambiguous terms in the indicators upon which judgements are made (e.g., 'many'most'st', & 'appropriately'appropriately