Sentence examples for positive judgement from inspiring English sources
Across all subjects, dogs whose owners reported high levels of scratching showed a positive judgement bias (P < 0.05), indicating that scratching was not directly associated with a negative affective state.
NP lambs displayed a positive judgement bias: they approached the bucket placed at the ambiguous location that was closest to the positive one faster than CS lambs (3.0 s ± 0.3 vs. 5.9 s ± 1.6; P = 0.006).
There may well be more bad news to come, but a year from now it is perfectly possible that the latters' earlier positive judgement will turn out to be more valid than their present negative one.
So trifecta invokes positive judgement: normality of the bettor.
The invoked attitude towards the 'real' target, the writer himself, was therefore interpreted as one of positive Judgement: Capacity, through intra-textual association as well as manifest interdiscursivity (Fairclough 1992).
As already mentioned, he uses the sign "A+" to express the positive judgement that A exists, and the sign "A−" to express the negative judgement that A does not exist.
Despite the positive judgements of specialist assistant positions reported in interviews, the audit data did not demonstrate more appropriate use of the skills of these AHAs compared with those under generic role descriptions.
The colleges that made it through with positive judgements from our teams of peer reviewers have been able to apply to the Home Office for highly trusted sponsor status and a Tier 4 licence to recruit students from outside the EU.
All these results emerge from one major shift in the underlying theory of judgements: Traditional logic takes (A) and (I) to be positive judgements, and (E) and (O) to be negative ones.
To think that negative judgements are "on all fours" with positive judgements, is to confuse the act of judging with a "polemical" rejection of what others think or say.
Observers' threshold for making positive judgements may be affected by several factors.
