Sentence examples for judgments were considered from inspiring English sources

All the grounds urged for review of those judgments were considered here on petitions for certiorari.

Her judgments were considered the final word in most cases, and her disfavour was feared more than that of any film critic.

However, only 401 judgments were considered for this study as judgments falling into categories having less than six instances were discarded.

Diverse combinations of variables including patient characteristics, clinical features, laboratory results, radiological findings and physician judgments were considered across these models.

Reliability of perceptual judgments is considered in detail.

In this paper, the multiple attribute decision method known as analytical hierarchy process (AHP), which uses pairwise comparisons with numerical judgments, is considered.

If moral judgments are considered to be mental states, then noncognitivism is the view that they are a type of mental state that is neither true nor false, which is equivalent (most assume) to the denial that moral judgments are beliefs.

Afterwards, medical specialists whose judgments are considered decisive review the potential cases.

Past clinical training has not prepared clinicians adequately for assessing Aboriginal clients, and experience and clinical judgment were considered crucial for fair interpretation of test scores.

Seeing our fellows judged, and judged so definitively and emphatically, provides an evil pleasure in a country where refraining from judgment is considered a virtue.

Lisa Miller Oxford Jimmy Hill's contribution of a popular idiom to the 20th-century English vernacular indicated that, even in his football punditry pomp, his judgment was considered a lot more fallible than recent eulogies may have suggested (Obituary, 21 December).