The information of employment status is used in the judgment of commute trip which is engaged by only employee, student, or self-employed person.
Children who had intraoperative ondansetron were more likely to vomit in the final multivariable model (perhaps because of its use, in the clinical judgment of the anesthesiologist, for children considered at risk).
As mentioned in the previous section, both of them will not be used in the proposed judgment method.
One limitation of the comparisons of HNL with other biomarkers is that both CRP concentrations and WBC counts were used in the clinical judgment of the diagnosis.
Acutely cognizant of the dangers of the time, and the reality that diplomatic options could at some point be exhausted, Senator Levin wrote an amendment that was nimble: it affirmed that Congress would stand at the ready to reconsider the use of force if, in the judgment of the president, a United Nations resolution was not "promptly adopted" or enforced.
Subjects must have the visual, auditory, and motor capacity to use the computerized intervention in the judgment of the consenting study staff person.
Participants were not eligible if they: 1) were hospitalized in the past month; 2) used systemic glucocorticoids in the past month; 3) had a musculoskeletal problem or physical or mental illness that may affect exercise performance; or 4) had a medical condition or were using a medication that, in the judgment of the investigator, could affect completion of the exercise protocol.
(b) Noun-verb pairs that were well constructed phonologically but illegally constructed semantically that were used as the incorrect options in the judgment task.
"[A]ll the police officers were outstanding in the judgment that they used," said Newsham.
The purpose of this study was to evaluate various presentation methodologies for use in the quantification of observer's perceptual judgments while traveling along linear features such as roads, trails, or, as in this study, rivers.
