Sentence examples for quality of judgements from inspiring English sources

"There is a need for an urgent, back-to-basics review of Ofsted, as there are big question marks over the quality of judgements following what has happened in Rotherham and Birmingham, among others," he said.

Jon Duveen, Cambridgeshire secretary of the NUT, said: "There are concerns at the NUT about the quality of judgements and the consistency of judgements that are not being addressed at the moment".

The difference between judgements and other mental phenomena is not just external having to do with the way in which they influence our actions it is an internal difference lying in the distinctive quality of judgements.

The variation in the management of venous leg ulceration in the UK is partly attributable to an uncertain clinical environment but the quality of judgements is influenced by the how well nurses' confidence and accuracy are aligned.

We report on the role of task difficulty elsewhere [ 26].> This exploratory study revealed that time pressure had little effect on the quality of judgement outcomes in a simulated acute care setting; a finding that contradicted results from other psychological studies [ 27– 29] where time pressure was shown to produce a significant reduction in the quality of judgement and decision making.

Arguing that treatment occasionally violates a patient's interests, the principlists give considerable weight to quality-of-life judgements.

Time pressure adds to the complexity of clinical judgements and as such influences the quality of the judgements of clinical professionals [ 12, 13].

In the UK, audit evidence suggests that the quality of these judgements is often sub optimal.

But we still don't have any evidence on the quality of the judgements these courts have delivered," says Dr V Nagaraj who teaches law at the Bangalore-based National Law School of India University.

This finding was also inconsistent with a study with nurses [ 30] that showed the quality of nurses' judgements significantly deteriorated under time pressure.

Quality of life judgements are a product of the individual's subjective view of illness and his or her view as to how this affects the physical, psychological and social self [ 25].