Sentence examples for range of judgements from inspiring English sources

Hence, a wider range of judgements, including general judgements about unicorns and golden mountains, require a special treatment.

Timeliness in the diagnosis of dementia involves balancing a range of judgements and is not experienced in terms of simple chronological notions of time.

We chose to use an implicit review process because the potential range of judgements that would need to be predefined for an explicit review process would have been substantial and unwieldy, and yet might still not have covered key issues.

In this way Brentano's theory of judgement may be applicable to a wider range of complex judgements (see Pasquarella 1987).

In brief, 433 participants visited Newcastle University's Institute of Neuroscience, watched a film in either S3D or 2D (between-subjects design) and then reported a range of subjective judgements on the visual appearance of the film and whether they had noticed any adverse effects such as headache.

Life is just an endless chain of judgements.

Following a review of the literature and examination of current theories in affective neuroscience, a new self-rating questionnaire was developed covering a range of subjective experiences, judgements and behaviours deemed to encompass the components of irritability.

Reluctance or failure to make a diagnosis on a particular occasion does not necessarily point to GPs' lack of awareness of current policies, or to a set of training needs, but commonly reflects this range of nuanced balancing judgements, often negotiated with patients and their families with detailed attention to a particular context.

Assessment of family health need is a central feature of health visiting practice in which a range of skills, knowledge and judgements are used.

In a meta-analysis of unstructured clinical judgement across a range of domains of professional opinion concerning various types of risks, predicting the length of psychiatric hospital admission was found to be no better than chance [ 62].

Inspectors will look at a wide range of evidence to reach a judgement on the standards of behaviour in the school during the visit.