Sentence examples for precise judgments from inspiring English sources

To allow precise judgments regarding increases or decreases in each of these quantities, hypothesis testing of the equality of means was performed using a one-tailed test.

Think of hero Sully Sullenberger's emergency landing in the Hudson River versus the tragic deaths of pilots (and passengers) who lacked experience to make quick, precise judgments while in the air.

This suggests that when precise judgments are required about facial feature distances, such as in a geometrical discrimination task, participants use an object-based analytical processing strategy rather than holistic processing.

Without further detail of the intelligence briefings or legal advice provided to Downing Street, senior lawyers said they were unable to make a precise judgment on the legality of the killings of Reyaad Khan and Ruhul Amin on 21 August.

The dramatic centerpiece is a fifteen-minute debate between Marcus and the college dean (played with eerily precise judgment by Tracy Letts) that turns on matters of social conformity, sexual morality, and religious belief.

During the procedure, precise judgment and caution must be used, especially when advancing through a narrowed colon or pushing through loops.

The Global Health Status is a sum parameter of 2 questions of the QLQ-C30 questionnaire with a broader range (range = 6) than the other 28 questions (range = 3), which allows a more precise judgment of the patients situation regarding the overall health and quality of life status.

Exxon has historically been dominated by engineers, who pride themselves on their precise, quantifiable judgments.

In our speech stimuli, we have also intentionally made use of a ballistic utterance that we thought might be well suited for precise timing judgments.

I expect the answer is that Tolstoy was always searching for subtle but precise moral judgment.

Her style is ultra-rational, her judgments precise; there is a sense of life having been measured out, as befits someone with a degree in maths and physics, obtained at Sussex in the mid-1960s before she started playing full time.