Sentence examples for suitable judgment from inspiring English sources

This simply requires a suitable judgment technology that is agreed upon in advance and is common knowledge to the market participants.

In order to make a suitable judgment, we would continue this cohort study.

Moreover, the soul's functions are, as we have seen already, not restricted to grasping and appreciating truth, but prominently include regulating and controlling the body and its affections (such as beliefs and pleasures, desires and fears), no doubt in light of suitable judgments, arrived at, or anyhow supported and controlled, by reasoning.

Third, model fit statistics informally suggest that measurement equivalence may exist when nurses and physicians are item targets, but poor model fit when allied professionals were targets implies that the IPC scale may not be suitable for judgments of allied professionals considered as a homogeneous group.

The answer is positive when the standard IC merging postulates are reinterpreted as suitable properties for judgment aggregation rules.

While design judgments are also a kind of aesthetic appreciation, design products might be suitable for assessment in pupillary measurement as well.

We conclude that 280 ms is the most suitable to predict the judgment that a patient intends to exercise or not.

First, one could deny that truth was a suitable standard for measuring political judgment.

Sometimes guests turn up the worse for wear, and you immediately have to make that judgment: is this suitable, do we put that person on or not?

Unsupervised classification excluding subjective judgment will be suitable for comparing physical properties of ground with topography.

Former attempts made use of multidimensional questionnaires and disease-specific questionnaires, neither of which are not suitable for making a decisive judgment [ 16, 28].