Sentence examples for represent a judgement from inspiring English sources

Thus, it escapes scrutiny for a time; but stocks that fail to grow will represent a judgement on its deliberations from which it cannot hide.

The choice of a six month interval represented a judgement about the earliest time point in the post-operative recovery process at which the average patient has achieved all the clinically important benefits of surgery.

For each agent, the index represents a subjective judgement about the reliability of the estimate of its forcing, involving such factors as the assumptions necessary to evaluate the forcing, the degree of knowledge of the physical/chemical mechanisms determining the forcing, and the uncertainties surrounding the quantitative estimate.

If our outlier is the latter, then, this participant may represent a group of examiners whose judgements in clinical examinations are not influenced by personality factors.

The effectiveness (LBR) of IUI was judged to be 3.5% per treatment cycle -this represents an informed judgement, based on the literature.

One of the limitations of our study is that the trials which were used to derive the search strategies were not selected by random sampling, representing instead a judgement sample of journals likely to publish CRTs.

This rejection only represents a partial summary judgement in the trademark case; the decision regarding trademark infringement has not yet been decided.

When looking at a situation combing some or all of these factors, the perception of comfort based on similar vibration values may be judged as uncomfortable in a given environment and comfortable in another environment [20]; it also defines ride quality as an entity representing a passenger's judgement of comfort level of a specific journey based on all experiences encompassing all factors.

Going on to stress that the practice moves past a physical breach, but also represented a deep misplaced judgement over the women in question's sexual rights: "what is really important to realise about this practice is that it is really unjust that the police judge a woman's morality on if she is sexually active or not".

Perhaps then a judgement represents a state of affairs but does not represent it as a state of affairs.

Comparing visual judgements with goniometer measurements represents a general challenge, but visual judgement is part of daily clinical practice.