Sentence examples for upon judgements from inspiring English sources

We present a discussion on the challenges of building net neutrality upon judgements on whether traffic optimisation is objectively necessary.

The distracter faces were repeated on some trials, so that participants had to recognise specific target faces and not simply rely upon judgements of familiarity.

Evaluation relies upon judgements concerning the process of the SMI and the outcome expected following participation in the SMI.

This raises an interesting point regarding the possible psychological repercussions of being so highly invested in a sport in which success is heavily dependent upon judgement by others -jury members, coaches, or even teammates - and the pressure to deliver a 'perfect' performance is therefore tremendous [27].

First, the QIAS uses several ambiguous terms in the indicators upon which judgements are made (e.g., 'many'most'st', & 'appropriately'appropriately

Estimates of the extent of unrecorded alcohol consumption generally rely upon expert judgements and therefore may be subject to considerable error (Rehm et al., 2010b).

The buying of tremendous quantities of tea depends upon his judgement.

"Better to have doubt cast upon your judgement than to be somehow to be blamed".

Current classifications of highway design and construction projects are policy specific, ad hoc or based upon engineering judgement.

This can be used to reduce the over reliance upon engineering judgement which is prevalent in deterministic assessments.

Rangeland management as a discipline, observing alteration in forage, land cover and land use, is dependent upon the judgement and experience of field specialists and less on quantitative methods (Booth and Tueller 2003; West 2003).