Participants were asked to self-complete the PRO-CTCAE and make remarks on the items and response options they evaluated as "difficult to understand" or "difficult to answer" regarding: 1) comprehensibility; 2) clarity; 3) knowledge and recall (ease of memory retrieval); and 4) judgment (adequacy of response options).
5, 26 The decision of proper ICS dosing is based on the clinician's judgment of the response to treatment.
Monitoring performance of combined APC/ RASSF1A methylation and total plasma DNA assay, and the clinical judgment of tumor response and toxicity degree, is shown in Fig. 4a.
Given the element of subjectivity inherent in the judgment of the responses, further validation of the scoring was deemed to be necessary.
Cameron insisted it was too early for the history books to be written in judgment of the western response.
Finally, in the course of our analysis we became aware of another difficulty concerning competence questions: assigning judgments to response options.
A movie that can scramble my signals so effectively, overriding deeply ingrained habits of response and judgment, is at the very least doing something interesting, so I approached a second viewing with wary respect.
Kant begins the third moment by arguing that in its purest form the judgment of taste is a response to the mere appearance of the form of purposiveness in an object, as opposed to any actual purposiveness, in either of the senses of that concept, namely, actually serving some specific purpose or having been designed to serve some purpose.
Consistent with Sprangers and Schwartz' [ 1] original response shift model and the appraisal model presented here, cognitive techniques emphasize the assessment of psychological processes of comprehension, retrieval, judgment, and response.
Regarding others as morally responsible agents, for Strawson, is not a matter of judgment but of emotional response.
