Sentence examples for judgments pertaining from inspiring English sources

In court documents, it claims that Judge Korman's order improperly interferes with the F.D.A.'s "scientific judgments" pertaining to the drug approval process.

Legal judgments pertaining to the family and rights of succession clearly demonstrate that women as well as men were granted full rights under the laws of ancient Egypt.

It may appear that regarding value judgments pertaining to welfare or prudential goodness — what is good or bad for particular sorts of persons — Nietzsche believes there is an objective fact of the matter, though one relative to type-facts about persons.

Abstract (or demonstrative) reasoning, which involves a priori inferences and judgments pertaining to relations of ideas, cannot influence the will, but only assist us in our pursuit of an end we already have (e.g., if mathematical calculations would facilitate our achievement of our end).

Such assessments will also entail value judgments pertaining to how good the performance levels may be.

The introduction of RCI in iNPH research and clincal practice can improve the certainty of judgments pertaining to neuropsychological changes after shunting.

But it seems that in principle the introspective part of such processes, pertaining to judgments about one's mind e.g., that one has the feeling as though one's arms were crossed or of toe-ishly located pain can be distinguished from the non-introspective judgment that one's arms are in fact crossed or one's toe is being pinched.

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

Traditional approaches for software projects effort prediction such as the use of mathematical formulae derived from historical data, or the use of experts judgments are plagued with issues pertaining to effectiveness and robustness in their results.

In addition to the case scenario questions, we inquired the extent to which physicians make use of resources such as conferencing, consultation with clinical ethicists, and application to ethics committees when faced with difficult cases pertaining to ethical judgment.

Finally, in the novel forced-choice grammaticality judgment test, participants listened to sentences pertaining to novel vocabulary.