Sentence examples for obvious judgement from inspiring English sources
Full-text assessment was the second step for all papers appearing to be relevant and candidate for inclusion or when the title or abstract was vague to help in reaching an obvious judgement.
Aside from the obvious impairment in judgement, Bardak said dependence on alcohol ends up hampering cognitive development both in young people who start drinking and through the transmission of fetal alcohol syndrome.
Is it obvious that these judgements are wrong, or worse than judgements formed after extensive reflection?
The narrative of the hero cyborg, as in the movies Terminator 2: Judgement Day and RoboCop is obvious.
The ethical judgement seems to be relatively obvious in monogenetic disorders, such as Fragile X syndrome where MGluR 5 antagonists are promising disease-modifying therapies [ 27].
This table includes a rough weighting of the importance of different types of information, which could serve as a guide for diagnostic judgements, even if it is not obvious how it should be used in individual cases.
Additionally, some health boards altered the reporting template to fit their needs, and not all health boards attempted to correct obvious errors in returns: meaning that we needed to make judgements about which returns to include (see Additional file 1).
Making the judgement of what events are breaking news isn't quite as obvious as it may seem – there's always the danger of being too open and diluting the value of this special type of coverage.
The length and quality of life lived before time of intervention may be relevant in judgements about who are worse off, and it is not obvious that these concerns should be disregarded.
I think that's just a statement of the obvious as I say, and that is not to make particular comment or pass judgement on a particular provider".
We made a judgement about the main city served by each airport (not always as obvious as it might seem; for East Midlands we chose Nottingham rather than Derby or Leicester).
