Sentence examples for judgment of grades from inspiring English sources

AC dislocation is associated with AC and coracoclavicular (CC) ligaments injuries and different levels of distal clavicle dislocation, which are combined for the judgment of grades of AC dislocation according to Rockwood classification [ 1, 2].

Judgment of vomiting grade was based on WHO toxicity reaction: grade 0: no nausea and vomiting; grade I: nausea; grade II: casual vomiting, not requiring medication; grade III: frequent vomiting, requiring medication; grade IV: serious vomiting, uncontrolled with medication.

It's a value judgment of course.

Humankind fears judgment, of course.

The inter-rater reliability (the level of agreement between reviewers) of the judgment of avoidable deaths (grade 4-6) based on a random sample of 486 cases drawn from all trusts and subjected to double reviews was consistent with that of previous studies (κ 0.45, 95% confidence interval 0.24 to 0.66).

These cases involved significant, legitimate diagnostic uncertainties and tended to reflect differences in judgments on grading in borderline cases or aggressiveness in interpreting superficial invasion in the context of intense inflammation.

We need to put more trust in the professional judgment of teachers to mark students' work through the course and use those marks to award a grade, or at least a substantial part of it, say 50%.

Why did Ofsted change the number of grades, and thus minimise the level of nuance the lesson observer could apply in their judgment?

The grades were determined based on physicians' judgment of MIDAS scores on varying levels of migraine patient's activity limitation and treatment needs (30).

Furthermore, clinical judgment of absent myometrial involvement is critical for young patients with Grade 1 endometrial adenocarcinoma since fertility-preserving treatment may be an option [ 11].

The mTCNS rates individual symptoms that are caused by DSP in the judgment of the examiner as absent or present and, if present, graded at levels depending on interference with sense of well-being and/or activities of daily living.