In summary, we observed that in a considerable proportion of the questions, the consultants' judgments regarding the value of the findings were significantly different from the corresponding evidence-based LRs; the differences included discrepant magnitude (over/underestimation) and also discrepant direction.
In contrast, the proportion of expert judgments was over 80% for major ecosystems such as mountains, open lowland, and freshwater.
Also the proportion of "remember" judgments was higher for theme words and list words than for distractors in all experiments (main effects "word type", all P<0.001; pair-wise comparisons, all P<0.001).
Participants made more know judgments to primed than to unprimed items but there was no such effect on the proportion of remember judgments.
The ease or difficulty of the scenario exerted a statistically significant effect (F (1, 289) =247.76, P < 0.001) on the proportion of correct judgments.
Compared to no time pressure, no significant difference was observed in the proportion of correct judgments when nurses were put under time pressure.
They calculate what proportion of the benefits resulting from legal judgments under rights-based laws go to the poorest 40% of the population in each country.India, they find, has been most successful by this measure.
With provision cases, it will depend on how broad is the ruling.They take five emerging markets and calculate what proportion of the benefits resulting from legal judgments under rights-based laws go to the poor which they define as the poorest two quintiles in each country.
With these considerations, it may be decided, prior to any calculations, just by engineering judgment, what proportion of the design shear V d (say V df = λV d ) is to be resisted by the frame sub-system, and the rest of it, V dw = (1−λ V d, by the wall sub-system.
Useful guidelines for the design of future research and management programs in Norway might include increasing the number of documented indicators for each major ecosystem to a minimum of 20 per municipality (as currently found in four major ecosystems, Figure 5) and reducing the proportion of expert-based judgments to 50% of the total in all major ecosystems (typically greater than 80%, Figure 5).
