Sentence examples for subtle judgements from inspiring English sources

They are free of these subtle judgements.

There are the subtle judgements and the assumptions that something drastic must be keeping me from children.

We stopped the recruitment when saturation was reached for the key themes, meaning the point at which no new themes emerged, acknowledging that this is a subtle judgement.

Having lived former lives as a lawyer and as a close-up magician, perhaps these influences give Nicholas' the ability to look into the house precedent of years past, and without fabricating cheap copies, produce his own subtle rulings and judgements.

"I thought it was absolutely fantastic," said Dannii Minogue, whose subtle nuances of judgement have come to be one of the programme's highlights.

Centralising their care would allow specialist expertise to develop in all aspects of the management of these babies including judgements about subtle influences on outcome such as whether the baby is just 23 weeks or 23 weeks and 6 days.

However, the meaning of the additional random variable(s) is unclear and seldom does justice to the uncertainties in the subtle combination of expert judgement and sometimes scarce data from which the limit state function is constructed.

These results suggest that subtle differences exist in the way judgement bias is expressed in animals, which may be relevant to different types of negative affective state (for discussion, see Mendl et al., 2010b).

Similarly, to increase sensitivity to subtle semantic deficits, a 96-trial synonym judgement test with words presented in spoken and written form (Jefferies et al., 2009) was also used.

9 This demonstrates the difficulties of assigning the judgement of normal or abnormal to subtle changes.

These complex and subtle interactions between the EPR's standard prompts and situated human judgements will form a major focus of the analysis.