Sentence examples for reduce judgments from inspiring English sources

More biological attributions for disordered behavior reduce judgments of blame for symptoms (e.g. Corrigan & Watson, 2004), but can increase essentialism (Haslam & Ernst, 2002), leading to greater pessimism about recovery (e.g. Dar-Nimrod & Heine, 2011; Lebowitz et al., 2013).

Since gender-stereotypical assessments might lead to bias and misjudgements of patients, as well as misunderstandings in collegial cooperation, it is important to find out how to help students to reduce judgments that are grounded in stereotypes [ 9, 12].

To think otherwise is a "rationalist" error; and O'Hara succumbs at times to misplaced enthuasiasm for reducing judgment to algorithms.

Alcohol is a risk factor for the occurrence of violent acts because it has direct effects on physical and cognitive performances, contributing to violence by reducing self-control as well as reducing judgment and the ability to recognize signs of danger.

People who drink alcohol may have reduced judgment, more family and relationship problems, more likely to commit crimes, and have a higher incident of vehicular accidents.

They were not allowed to use only the fingers for the exploration process, since this would reduce the judgment to a judgment of the length.

What Columbine did was reduce the judgment available to schools, because you were too susceptible to making the wrong judgment, and the wrong judgment was going to cost people's lives".

Thomas W. Burt, the deputy general counsel of Microsoft, said the company would most likely petition the judge in the San Diego case, Rudi M. Brewster, to set aside or reduce the judgment.

By surfacing decision maker's underlying assumptions and expanding their perception for different potential future developments, such processes have been shown to effectively reduce biased judgment and increase decision quality (Bradfield 2008; Meissner and Wulf 2013; Schoemaker 1993).

When the FS analysis is implemented in a new advanced system analysis code, CSAU could be significantly improved by quantifying numerical errors and allowing a quantitative PIRT (Q-PIRT) to reduce subjective judgment and improve efficiency.

Each of us has said and done things we wish we hadn't, so we need to draw on those moments in order to reduce said judgment and amplify our understanding.