Sentence examples for standard judgments from inspiring English sources

Weskott and Fanselow compared magnitude estimation data to standard judgments on binary and 7-point scales, and claim that magnitude estimation does not yield more information than other judgment tasks, and moreover can produce spurious variance.

This is explained by cases where the gold standard judgments differ at the sentence and article level.

The dataset comprising gold standard judgments on these 700 articles is now referred to as Test-A.

Formal, prespecified, and scheduled assessments for tumor response were not required, and tumor response or progression was reported by physicians according to their standard judgment and practice.

Any individual DIPE may not shed much light on the inner life of the latest actress, but collectively, their frequency seems to tell us something about societal standards, judgments and yearnings.

Instead, tumour progression was reported by physicians according to their standard assessment schedule, judgment, and practice.

This group would include those who uphold the principle of double effect but deny that it provides a permission to swerve the trolley (Elizabeth Anscombe, 1982) and those who reject the principle of double effect while conceding that the standard intuitive judgments about the Trolley Problem comport with the principle as it ordinarily interpreted.

Standard setter judgments have no formal mechanism for aligning or comparing them with assessments such as medical school finals, such as item sharing or examiner sharing.

You will see that, even with a very detailed breed standard, subjective judgments are made, and judges have individual preferences among the important breed characteristics.

Whether it is the debate over the war in Iraq or over the proper memorial for Lower Manhattan, the memory of 9/11 should provide us with a standard of judgment, of moral assessment, based on our own behavior and on that of others, that is not easily faulted or compromised.

The whole point, as the journalist and author Robert Harris remarked in a review in the Independent, is that Murdoch is not running a chemical company, but seeking to become the most powerful disseminator of opinion and entertainment in the world, and a different standard of judgment must apply.