The complete integration of all relevant information into the risk assessment and risk management process will require greater reliance on expert judgment to make decisions that are timely, that are based on appropriate peer review, that are consistent with public health priorities, that do not create unnecessary regulatory burdens, and that are understandable by the public".
This challenged the medical profession's long-held reliance on subjective judgment, tradition and authority.
But with that speed comes a great reliance on the judgment of the Iraqis.
Reliance on the judgment or intuition of individuals who have not had the opportunity to develop real psychological expertise can be misleading and can lead to biased risk assessments.
They attributed this to the injudicious use of antimalarial drugs, delayed health seeking behaviour, and reliance on clinical judgment without laboratory confirmation in most of the peripheral health facilities.
These component results are used to classify patients as "normally nourished," "moderately malnourished" or "severely malnourished" and reflect a reliance on clinical judgment rather than biochemical or other objective markers to categorize nutritional status.
Although this reliance on subjective judgment often is at odds with efforts to remove potential bias, it is an effective way to bring new research findings into the prioritization process.
Reliance on the judgments of outside professionals can be used as a defense in a criminal fraud case.
For example, Clark and Gronlund (2015) offered an alternative explanation for the primary evidence offered in favor of a reliance on relative judgments (Wells 1993; see also Clark & Davey 2005).
We chose to reconcile this problem using a dual-process interpretation, where upon the failure of recollection (and the reliance on relative judgments), eyewitnesses may either guess among alternatives (a discrete, non-diagnostic process), or compare continuous evidence among alternatives (a diagnostic process).
Govier claims that "[p]rocedural autonomy has as its necessary condition a reliance on one's own critical reflection and judgment, and that reliance is possible only if one has, and can maintain against criticism, a sense of one's own basic competence and worth" (1993, 103 4).
