Sentence examples for one judgement from inspiring English sources

In one, "Judgement Day Theatre: The Book of Manson" (1989), a band's guitarist drops dead, but his guitar keeps playing until the plug is pulled on it.

Only one judgement bias study has been reported for mice where odour cues were used to predict rewarding or aversive food outcomes (Boleij et al., 2012; Table  2014).

Each subject completed all 60 possible trials in one judgement condition (size or attractiveness) followed by a further 60 trials in the other condition.

This group size was chosen to be as similar as possible to the group size in the original Abrams et al. 1 study and to enable us to test the group monitoring hypothesis, because group monitoring is more viable if the members can observe interactions between others and if more than one judgement preference can potentially be supported by at least two members.

Hence one judgement could not be replaced by the other (Bland and Altman, 1986), whereas judgements of extreme values of QoL (<40 and >80 score points) remained within the levels of agreement (mean±2 s.d)., in-between values (>40 and <80 score points) showed much more discrepancies, often outside the levels of agreement.

It may simply be that two individuals have looked at it - one has come to one judgement and one has come to another".

Any action or decision made on a presumption is accepted in law and science as one based on judgement of a provisional situation.

On the one hand, judgement is sometimes based solely on visual inspection of predicted vs. observed data [ 12].

Remember that though one may try to judge justly, it's always good to review and reflect ones judgements.

While ministers have invested heavily in transforming school-age education through the expansion of the academy programme and the introduction of free schools (whatever one's judgement on the merits of those schemes), and at the same time encouraged universities to find new ways of funding the cost of teaching and research, cash for sixth forms and further education colleges has dwindled.

For example, decisions about which sub-groups to use for synthesis of individual studies rely on judgements, albeit ones which can be informed by the scientific literature and by lay views.