Sentence examples for per judgement from inspiring English sources

Firstly, the test phase was fairly short, consisting of 40 trials per judgement type (action or tone).

In 12 of the scenarios only 20 seconds per judgement was allowed, in the other 13 scenarios no time pressure existed.

Nonetheless, the interviews completed with patients with AS in the present study led to the development of the WF-NRS and ensured that the content was relevant to the AS population and the clarity, interpretation (as intended per judgement of the study team), response scale, and recall period were all appropriate.

The primary endpoint, which was the percentage of unsatisfactory dialysis results as per investigator judgement at the 8 week visit due to clotting or bleeding, was met in 2 patients of the ITT population (2/106 patients, 1.9%; 95%CI 0.23%–6.65%) and the per protocol population (2/95 patients; 2.1%), none of these due to major bleeding.

Cooksey [ 26] recommends a ratio of 5 to 10 scenarios per cue in judgement analysis as a desirable basis for sample size estimation.

The free text entry which has been inserted by the GP as per his clinical judgement, will then be replaced to the coded item of 'Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus' during the data cleansing process and hence the case will be illustrated as one of Type 2 Diabetes within the data extract and will be available as such during analysis.

Statistical analysis can summarise the statistical evidence but it cannot tell us whether a difference is important per se, as clinical judgement is needed.

Instead, the value per QALY arises from a judgement made by government or some quasi-government agency who aim to maximize health from scarce resources [16].

There are no limits to how many links can be woven per article, but use good judgement.

Of course, Facebook would still have to incorporate these new signals into its algorithm, but it wouldn't have to make individual editorial judgements per se (even though it's already doing this in some cases).

NICE's criteria for decision making state that "above a most plausible ICER of £20,000 per QALY gained, judgements about the acceptability of the technology as an effective use of NHS resources will specifically take account of... the degree of certainty around the ICER... NICE will be more cautious about recommending a technology when it is less certain about the ICERs presented".