Sentence examples for judgment in addition to from inspiring English sources

He said he used "human judgment" in addition to electronic analysis.

The Fuzzy Set catches the qualitative information and human judgment in addition to quantitative information, and MCDM is good for integrating a vast amount of information.

A cohort design with historical controls was used to determine the effect on hospital-wide mortality of an RRT in which clinical judgment, in addition to vital-signs criteria, was widely promoted as a key trigger for activation.

In contrast to most other large studies, which have not demonstrated reduced mortality, this RRT was commonly activated for reasons of clinical judgment, in addition to vital-signs criteria, and featured a high rate of RRT activation.

For elderly patients without established CVD, the NCEP relied on additional data from PROSPER and ASCOT to recommend the use of clinical judgment in addition to the Framingham risk score for initiating lipid-lowering therapy.

Implementation of a rapid response team (RRT) in which clinical judgment, in addition to vital-signs criteria, was widely cited as a rationale for activation was associated with an 11% decrease in hospital-wide mortality.

The $3 compensation rate was chosen on the basis of the other HITs available on AMT: HITs generally pay $0.02 per single task, and these surveys required 105 judgments in addition to the reading of detailed instructions.

The Revised Digital Forecast (RDF) data are an operational forecast product produced by local meteorologists according to the outputs of numerical weather models and MOS models, their judgments, in addition to other information such as weather soundings (R. Pollman, personal communication).

Kant's recognition of judgment as a faculty in its own right, and hence of the need for a Critique not just for theoretical and practical reason but also for judgment, appears to be connected with his ascription to judgment of a reflecting, in addition to a merely determining, role.

In practice, it is a hypothesis of common ancestry that forms the basis of a high level name, and considerable judgment must be exercised, in addition to phylogenetic scrutiny, to decide how much this hypothesis can be modified before the name is sufficiently compromised to demand synonymy.

Mr. Levin, who was busy buying cable franchises against the better judgment of many investors -- in addition to overseeing the rest of the Time Warner empire -- seemed to have neither the clout nor the attention to carry out his vision.