Sentence examples for refined judgment from inspiring English sources

In assessing whether or not it is necessary to do this, the healthcare provider must maintain a therapeutic commitment to the patient, be highly sensitive to the nuances of the situation, and exercise refined judgment.

Such rule-learning, he claims, allows what he calls an interpretation of the rules in particular cases, where an increasingly refined judgment comes from an increasingly refined mastery of the rules in question.

The CTP tool provides a refined judgment on the adequacy of received antenatal care, as aspects of content of care are considered.

We sometimes disagree among ourselves over whether individual comments merit deletion or not, or whether this or that commenter has earned a ban, so getting a second opinion helps refine our judgment and improves consistency.

And after all, a judgment -- even if it is partially or wholly wrong -- is better than no judgment at all, because it gives one a starting point from which we can correct or refine that judgment when more data about the individual becomes available.

That movie is apparently no more than a celebration of aerial technology, and yet, like Lean's other films of the period, it shows him refining his judgment of light and shade, and probing the uncertainties that lurk in chiaroscuro.

The feedback received about the subject matter will help refine the judgment used when determining content in future yearbooks".

Delphi technique, a method of eliciting and refining group judgments, is used to identify applicable sustainability criteria and their relative pair-wise importance scores, while AHP is used to identify the global relative importance weights for different sustainability criteria and rank different alternative façade systems.

It refines the mind's final judgment of an object, because it sifts that judgment through its comparison with other people's judgments.

The decision, in effect, refines an earlier judgment issued by the tribunal in December, when it ruled that Britain's current legal regime governing data collection through the internet by intelligence agencies – which has been recently updated to ensure compliance – did not violate the human rights of people in the UK.

As the user continues to engage with the product, CityMaps' ability to refine those earlier judgment calls then improves.