Was there a problem of under-representation at the judging level?
Structural elements The extent and activity level of structural elements (i.e., faults, folds, magnetic lineaments, active basins, and so forth) may be used as basis to judge levels of future seismic activity for a selected magnitude interval.
31 Hall et al 20 suggested that individuals have no choice but to trust the motives and competence of medical professions since they do not have the knowledge or skills to judge levels of expertise.
Using finely grained categorical codes, judgements are made regarding both contextual variables such as sociocommunicative opportunities for interaction and the judged level of alertness in the target individual.
Stage 3 involved 35 teachers judging the level of difficulty of 40 descriptors with reference to 36 TEM student writing samples at pre-determined levels of proficiency, taken from four operational administrations of TEM.
We use this for judging the level of importance of the texture.
This can be for local levels, state/provincial levels, and national level judging.
Now they could judge ethylene levels, true ripeness's invisible tell.
Current recommendations depend mainly on organ failure as the evidence available on which to judge adequate levels of staffing is relatively limited and based on the opinions of expert group.
Sequential Bonferroni adjustments were used to judge significance levels for all simultaneous tests (Holm 1979; Rice 1989).
