Sentence examples for precise judgements from inspiring English sources
The fact that their perception of clinical relevance was the most accurately correlated with retention of knowledge suggests that the senior students were able to make more precise judgements than junior students about the clinical relevance of basic science questions [ 12].
Haenni et al. (2011) motivate imprecise probabilities by showing how they can arise from precise probability judgements.
This provided participants with precise knowledge of the principles necessary for making an informed and accurate judgement.
We have shown that French nephrologists have a precise clinical judgement analysis in their dialysis decision-making based on uremia criteria; these findings confirm that nephrology referral is pertinent even in very elderly pre-ESRD patients.
In the end it was the quality of the writing in last year's eventual ITV follow-up, An Englishman in New York, that persuaded Hurt to once again don Crisp's trademark silk scarves and theatrically precise diction, and that judgement seems to have been justified when it was announced yesterday that the actor has been nominated for a Bafta award 34 years after winning one in the same role.
In this case, unlike in the coin case, it really isn't clear what intuition says about what would be the "correct" precise probabilist suspension of judgement.
There may be more informative priors that also represent suspension of judgement, but it suffices for now to point out that IP seems better able to represent suspension of judgement than precise probabilism.
We first demonstrate that subjective audio visual timing judgements are more precise when people report a high, as opposed to a low, level of confidence.
However, the checklist was not designed to provide precise, quantitative assessments, such that judgements could be made about the quality of DSTs, either at item, dimension or global levels.
For families, victims and offenders, this judgement should prompt more precise and proportionate decisions at each stage in the criminal justice process".
Let's imagine now that you have precise probabilities and that you suspend judgement about $X$.
