Sentence examples similar to validating judgement from inspiring English sources
Few articles report deliberate attempts to validate preliminary judgements through, for example, presenting initial analyses for discussion with at least some informants/knowledgeable people (e.g. Amin et al. 2007); and only some articles demonstrate analyst reflexivity (e.g. Alonso and Brugha 2006).
In my experience, the author who responds publicly to a negative review usually does such a poor job of defending himself that he winds up validating the reviewer's judgement.
The model is validated through expert judgement obtained on case study results.
The Crown Prosecution Service made a press release that 'Today's judgement sends a clear signal validating the CPS in prosecuting Shaken Baby Syndrome cases.
Hence health data that is validated by the clinical judgement of medical practitioners offers a significantly higher level of accuracy of disease prevalence and is likely to be far more accurate than self-reported health information.
Individual training programs need to validate their own assessments, judgement-based assessments in particular, because such assessments relying on an individual's judgement have no inherent transferrable reliability and validity.
An initial scope of the PROM literature suggested that relevant papers would be found in two literature clusters; the treatment satisfaction literature and papers using or discussing transition items/external anchor questions/global judgements to validate a PROM measure.
I had to feature it in the new book as an improver – a judgement more than validated by the successful City of Culture bid.
We listen, we acknowledge, we validate... and in removing all judgement of either ourselves or others, we can mindfully consider an appropriate way forwards.
For although the assumed subject and object are factors that ex hypothesi fall outside the system of the a priori judgements to be validated (i.e., they are 'transcendental'), they can only be defined in terms of the concepts and distinctions that have meaning exclusively inside that system.
