Sentence examples for useful judgment from inspiring English sources
After the terrorist attacks of September 11th 2001, the French government shut down the cameras, but Ms Lauvergeon had the right idea: letting people see in relieves their fears.But at Flamanville, however closely I scrutinised the ironwork, the Russian construction workers and pipes, it was clear that only a nuclear expert could make a useful judgment about safety.
However, the lack of quantitative and qualitative data, including an absence of stable and accurate vital registration systems [ 15- 18] and retrieval systems, constitute constraints in making a useful judgment of the quality of care [ 10, 19].
The centrality of Vitruvian principles in architectural theory prompts further questions answered at least obliquely in the aesthetics of architecture as to what sort of principles these are (useful for judgment, guiding practice, etc).
These are useful in judgment of the presence of interstitial lung disease.
Individual differences are useful because judgments, including philosophically relevant intuitions, are the predictable products of the fit between adaptive psychological mechanisms (e.g., heuristics, traits, skills, capacities) and task constraints.
Such considerations are particularly useful in using assessment to guide learning rather than merely as a judgment of competence [ 77].
Being a historian, if only for the day, teaches you useful things like judgment, and the ability to detect when someone is lying to you.
That doesn't mean that you have to use Mike's model or something like it every time you think about policy; by and large, ad hoc models like IS-LM are actually more useful, in my judgment.
Whether these success rates are high enough to be useful remains a judgment call for the end-user.
Calculation of odds ratios showed that the depth method and all three methods combined were most useful for correct judgment of the position of the endotracheal tube (table 2).
