Sentence examples for judgment of capacity from inspiring English sources

Here, the "use or weigh" ability – an ability that overlaps with "appreciation" – was considered relevant in the final judgment of capacity [ 33].

Note that this dual nature of capacity goes beyond individual judgments of capacity and extends to theories of capacity as a whole.

"So yes, there is optimism and hope and drive, but that has to be balanced against your judgment of the capacity of that person to meet the needs of the child".

Bandura defined self-efficacy as "…peoples judgment of their capacity to organise and execute courses of action required to attain designated types of performances" (pg. 391) [ 17].

Specific concerns pertaining to judgments of driving capacity are also befalling upon the medical profession in primary care settings [ 1].

Although empirical reviews note that performance on the CDT should only be examined in conjunction with other assessments in this regard, anecdotal evidence also suggests that the CDT is often used as a stand-alone instrument to inform judgments of driving capacity, in both medical and non-medical settings.

The output gap is a judgment of the spare capacity in an economy.

Once Mr. Putin or President Dmitri A. Medvedev emerges as a candidate later this year, how could Mr. Sarkozy and Mr. Obama not confront the rigged nature of the Russian presidential election without exposing themselves to accusations of having failed in their judgment of Russia's capacity for change?

This weak prognostic accuracy might be explained, in part, by the inherent subjectivity associated with physicians' judgment of patients' functional capacity.

Ong's negative judgment of Ramus' mathematical capacities may be correct (Ong, p. 27); nevertheless, his enthusiasm for this field was crucial to the future history of Ramism.

Thus, reputation consumers' judgments of organizational capacities to create value (Rindova et al. 2005)—played an important role both for the retention and the enlargement of the customer base beyond the immediate catchment area.