Sentence examples similar to make judgements from from inspiring English sources

We're required to make judgements about everything from the clinical presentation of a patient to the drug doses we use and also the appropriate course of the clinical care.

We are bombarded with countless sounds and sights each day, asked to make judgements about everything from what food to eat to what people to befriend to how to vote.

All of which will make judgements about which party benefits electorally from particular issues more difficult to decide.

Such studies could be based on modified experiments used with adults, such as asking them to select relevant information from materials to make judgements about treatment, or ascertain whether a test result is in the normal range [ 8].

What right do we, as passive observers, have to make judgements about a relationship so far removed from ourselves?

They move station readings from one event to the other and make judgements on the correctness of phase identification.

If they are going to make judgements about the world, those judgements have to be programmed.

The availability heuristic: Captures how people make judgements based on what is easily retrievable from memory, or simply what comes easily to mind.

Its makers hope it will remove unconscious biases from the interview process, because it doesn't make judgements based on skin colour, ethnicity, accent or gender.

The Speakers are informed, so that they can make judgements.

Facts make judgements correct.