The test (the inspection time loop task; ITloop) required judgements as to the temporal sequence of four single letters.
To ensure that people at all stages of the disease process were able to join the registry required judgements about capacity.
Moreover, the study found that lots of different tools were being used to support purchasing decisions most of which required judgements on the part of users.
When traditional print cartographers are faced with questionable borders, they have a number of options, all of which require judgement from the mapmaker.
Reverse-parking with the roof down requires judgement and some guesswork if the optional parking sensors aren't present, because the folded hood adds height to the already high tail.
If 'science and values interact dynamically in the process of risk analysis, even at early stages when risks are first being assessed' [13], then scientific uncertainty requires judgement calls to be made, which will inevitably reflect the values of those making the calls.
These methods can be carried forward to the analysis of medical decision making, as medical decisions require judgement under uncertainty.
While drafting policy is not quantitative, qualitative, empirical or systematic, it does nevertheless require judgement and an in-depth understanding of past and current approaches and controversies.
One is that, compared to systematic reviews, realist reviews are harder to reproduce, as selecting papers and following candidate theories require judgement, often based on a mixture of experience, intuition and prudence, to identify those with greatest relevance.
While lesions to the medial prefrontal cortex (mPFC) particularly impair recognition memory requiring judgement about recency and object location (Hannesson et al., 2004), there is also an evidence that prefrontal mechanisms contribute to NOR based simply on object identity in rats.
