And yet, as Williams (1981) and Thomas Nagel (1979) showed in their now classic pair of articles, it appears that our everyday judgments and practices commit us to the existence of moral luck.
As a result, they must either explain how we can revise our moral judgments and practices in a coherent way or show that we are not committed to the Control Principle in the first place.
Instead, tumour progression was reported by physicians according to their standard assessment schedule, judgment, and practice.
Finally, the utilization of RRT was not necessarily standardized and clinical judgment and practice may have varied between clinicians.
In observational studies, decisions about use of adjuvant chemotherapy are influenced by patient preferences, doctors' judgment, and practice patterns.
Formal, prespecified, and scheduled assessments for tumor response were not required, and tumor response or progression was reported by physicians according to their standard judgment and practice.
When alcohol data are recorded in community settings, they may be collected in an inconsistent manner, influenced by subjective judgments and local practices (Brinkman et al. 2001).
His is, he says, a "critical, or judging history," and his judgments on Hindu customs and practices are particularly harsh (Mill 1818, I, x).
But while the working-diagnosis method might clarify some things, Montgomery worries about what might be lost: a sense, as she wrote in her 2006 book, "How Doctors Think: Clinical Judgment and the Practice of Medicine," of an alternative pathway.
Additional ICO measurements depended on physician judgment and institutional practice.
Investigators identified eligible patients based on their diagnosis of aspergillus infection and categorized their infection based on their clinical judgment and local practice standards.
