In my judgment that is sufficient to constitute use of BT's service to infringe.
First, making rather weak assumptions, we prove that regressive error (or variability) in mapping covert probability judgments to overt responses is sufficient to produce subadditive judgments.
Results indicate that emphasizing the use of professional judgment is not sufficient to decrease auditors' mechanistic mentality.
Lawrence Soler, chairman of the Coalition for the Advancement of Medical Research, which represents patient advocacy groups, said, "The leading experts in the field will need to make a judgment on whether this is sufficient for research purposes, and if they think it is not sufficient, I think that the fight will continue in Congress".
"This document attempts to pit us against one another, as if the judgment of a few men is sufficient to determine our worth," the women soccer players write.
When all the results are taken into account, the general rule emerges that auditory temporal information is recruited to improve the accuracy of visual duration judgments, but only if there is sufficient reason for the brain to assume that the information of the two senses are about the same event.
In contrast, in this study the annotation task is significantly simplified: only one disease is shown in a HIT at a time to the turkers such that a binary YES/NO judgment will be sufficient.
However, serial processes can lead to efficient processing if information from only one image is sufficient for adequate judgments and the additional image is redundant and potentially unnecessary (Neriani et al., 2008).
It is hard to imagine, the judgment continues, "that such a term-limited sentence is sufficient to protect this country from this man".
Exposure to the "blurred" amplitude spectra of mammograms is sufficient to induce adaptation to the blur, altering judgments of image focus and biasing threshold contrast sensitivity.
