Sentence examples for transparent judgment from inspiring English sources

When you're a child, receiving clear, transparent judgment is a daily experience.

John Lloyd, writing in the Financial Times, called the book "a study of detailed depth, and fine and transparent judgment", though he would have liked "a larger consideration of Thatcher's influence".

The idea that the way that one looks into these allegations of governance and bullying in a transparent, judgment free way is to appoint a counter-terrorism expert is quite simply shocking".

The GRADE approach allowed transparent judgments on the quality of evidence and the formulation of recommendations.

With transparent judgments, the end users of the review (including other analysts) can decide for themselves whether the judgments are reasonable.

CEA provides both a systematic framework for organizing complex information and a structured process for reaching transparent judgments about the implications of such information.

As outlined in Figure 2, the CEA process is designed to yield transparent judgments about the implications of information contained in the CEA framework.

This would not in itself be so problematic, were it not for the fact that in practice we see various decision-makers frequently working with different criteria of assessment – hence the need to make these normative judgments transparent [ 18].

The Kjellsson et al. paper is very much in the spirit of being transparent about value judgments and about presenting results so as to allow the policymaker (not the analyst) to decide which stance to adopt.

Key points of departure from current methods of expert-based narrative review prevalent in environmental health include a prespecified protocol, standardized and transparent documentation including expert judgment, a comprehensive search strategy, assessment of "risk of bias," and separation of the science from values and preferences.

2. Standardized and transparent documentation including expert judgment.