The examples below range from purely descriptive (A) which rely on a clinical impression, through hierarchical methods (B) which are mathematical in origin but requires a supplementary clinical judgment, to the very mathematical methods (C) which rely on the acceptance of a pre-specified statistical model.
See supplementary file to support judgment.
Because few publications reported such estimates, we relied entirely on supplementary data and the judgment of the hygienists on the research team.
The whole desire, then, presents itself to your judgment without any supplementary interfering content.
But he worried that new voters would lack knowledge and judgment, and fixed on supplementary votes as a defense against ignorance.
Subjects were required by button press to indicate whether the face/object was new or old and how certain they were about their judgment (1 3) (cf. Supplementary Table 1).
Although chance outcomes only play a small role in adults' moral judgments of a person's character or conduct (i.e., acceptability judgments), they play a large role in the assignment of blame and punishment1, 4, 23, 24 (i.e., blame judgments) (for a more detailed discussion, see Supplementary Text S1).
As expected, when instructed to share victim's pain, participants punished the accidental harm-doer more (Fig. 4), but their wrongness judgments remained unaffected (interaction effect: p = 0.06; full details in Supplementary Text S9).
Further, the cost of defense, supplementary payments, and punitive damages may or may not be paid in addition to the judgment limits.
For the selection of suitable local and supplementary remote input signals, the features or measurements from the whole system are pre-selected first by engineering judgment and then using a clustering feature selection technique.
This entry also includes five supplementary documents covering (i) the debate about Kant's conceptualism vs. Kant's non-conceptualism, (ii) the epistemology of Kantian judgment and the ethics of Kantian belief, (iii) Kant's logic in relation to his theory of judgment, (iv) kinds of use for judgments, and (v) completing the picture of Kant's metaphysics of judgment.
