Sentence examples for selected judgment from inspiring English sources

For Case 3, the question asked was "In circumstances such as those described above, do you think that enteric nutrition should be withdrawn pursuant to a family request?" To this question, 16% of the physicians responded with "should be withdrawn," 53% answered "should not be withdrawn," and 31% selected "judgment is not possible based only on the information above".

The average-voter rule (Grandi 2012) selects the judgment set submitted by the individuals that minimizes the sum of the distances.

Measurement locations, sensor types and numbers of sensors are selected based on judgment and experience.

Mufflers design parameters such as transmission loss, flow generated noise and pressure drop were selected for performance judgment, parameters were simulated and experimentally measured.

Neglecting the shaded rows, only four interpretations are candidates to be selected as collective judgment sets, that is, \((1,1,1 \), \((1,0,0 \, \ 0,1,0 \\), and \ 0,0,0 \).

The ANCOVA covariates were selected by medical judgment, and comprised: age, body mass index (BMI), menopausal status, diagnosis (RA or SLE), presence of disease affecting bone metabolism, exposure to therapies associated with risk of fracture, current GC dose, smoking status, and whether the patient's parent had sustained a hip fracture.

If upon further discussion the four authors were unable to reach agreement on a risk of bias determination for a particular domain, the more conservative judgment was selected (e.g., if one reviewer made a judgment of "low risk" and the other made a judgment of "probably low risk," the "probably low risk" judgment was used).

It is used when respondents are selected through deliberate judgments with respect to particular group or area (Kerlinger, 1986).

The threshold can be selected according to visual judgment.

However, the study was retrospective, had a small sample size (290 patients), patients were selected base on physicians' judgment, patients were treated in a referral hospital, and included microbiological results from invasive procedures (bronchoalveolar lavage fluid); the prevalence of MDR-TB was 2.4% (7 cases) and HIV was 16%.

The variables for adjustment were selected based on clinical judgment, because they were thought to be potentially associated with both intervention and development of hyperglycemia.