Sentence examples for make better judgements from inspiring English sources

Judgements made by nurses contribute to this variability and it is often assumed that specialist nurses make better judgements than non-specialist nurses.

Before any genetic analysis, it is important to understand how the raw data were produced and processed to make better judgements about the reliability of the data received.

Facilitation of age-appropriate communication and continuity of care also enabled healthcare professionals to make better judgements about the epilepsy health literacy of young people and their parents.

In order to make better judgement on the visual difference of different restored images of different algorithms, we display the subimages which are cropped from Figures 5(a)–5 d).

Barfield has more experience on track than former chief steward Brian Barnhart and thus could make better judgement calls, much to the drivers and teams alike.

This allows leaders to be able to make better judgement calls based on a particular reaction or interaction that doesn't seem in line with the individuals' typical behavior.

"I wondered if perhaps I would've made better decisions had my judgement not been as impaired," she explained.

Unfortunately we don't know the rest of the conversation to make a better judgement on that.

However our method is able to distinguish between short- and long-term interactions and hence allow us to make a better judgement on DNA repair.

On the other hand an advantage may be that they know their patients so they can make a better judgement if the symptoms are related to the medication or to a disease.

These proceedings are a continuation of the series of International Conferences in Germany entitled "Mechanics of Unsaturated Soils". The primary objective is to discuss and understand unsaturated soil behaviour such that engineered activities are made better with times in terms of judgement and quality.