Sentence examples for qualitative judgements from inspiring English sources

People who live and breathe a faith know more about it than those who do not – but this quantitative advantage does not guarantee better qualitative judgements.

Lambert said measuring the conduct costs incurred by banks for fines and other provisions was useful but not the only way to measure whether banks were improving but said qualitative judgements would also be needed.

Finally, the evaluation of TCIS classes and KPT was conducted through the qualitative judgements of authors.

I think the adrenaline involved may just cancel out a lot of the qualitative judgements the racers may have, resulting in a bunch of fairly sparse reviews.

We need to abandon single statistical measures of school performance and use more qualitative judgements of a range of measures.

These two official evacuation decisions were made based on qualitative judgements of the imminent potential for landslide.

That's not a qualitative judgement, by the way.

This is essentially a qualitative judgement, requiring in many cases experience and common sense and an understanding of the larger picture that robots do not have.

She said the Commission was looking into ways of reducing back-office costs and was also considering how to make a "qualitative judgement" on nursing homes which would help residents and their families make an informed choice.

Most of tree and plot attributes are assessed using qualitative judgement.

Contradictory data concerning a specific problem are common and a verisimilitude calculation enforces a qualitative judgement of the data.