Sentence examples for judgment research from inspiring English sources

In the short term, marijuana can impair memory and judgment, research has shown; the smoke is also carcinogenic.

The task was an adaptation of the allergy task, which has been widely used in contingency judgment research.

Just a few sessions of heavy drinking can damage someone's ability to pay attention, remember things and make good judgments, research shows.

Their written statement was released during a press conference here today at which an investigating committee confirmed finding problems in the papers but stopped short of rendering a judgment on research misconduct.

Undoubtedly due to lapse in editorial judgment, my research appeared in prestigious scientific journals such as Science and Psychological Bulletin.

Given, for example, the MRC's propensity to label anything and everything as "far left," its sense of value judgment in research probably shouldn't be trusted.

Drawing on theories of personality judgment, a research design was adopted to examine the role of acquaintanceship on perceptions of child behaviour.

The usual practice is for these questions to be settled according to clinical judgment (in research often by a consensus panel of expert diagnosticians).

In conclusion, quantitative data inform, but do not and should not ever replace, peer review judgments of research quality – whether in a national assessment exercise, or for any other purpose.

It also elicited harsh judgments from research and policy groups that said he had misinterpreted or misused data, and had politicized the debate himself.

The only non-arbitrary way to defend judgments concerning research agendas in the absence of absolute standards is through democratic means of establishing collective preferences.