Sentence examples for variation in judgement from inspiring English sources

Variation in judgement is widespread in humans, but also found in animals.

In humans, variation in judgement probably encourages variation in art, and this may well work in animals.

It would be illuminating to examine the theoretical relationship between variation in judgement and variation in art and other signals to investigate whether one leads to variation in the other, and vice versa, and what processes jointly maintain variation in judgement and judged.

As for V39 and V21, the variation in judgement-making was a little greater than expected.

The first is a lack of variation in judgement-making, indicating more consistency between participants in rating descriptors; the second is descriptor interdependency (McNamara 1996).

We limit variation in judgements by organising reflection days and using frequently updated FAQ-lists.

From comments and variation in judgements made, the panel members appear to have found this process difficult to carry out.

Variation in judgements of AEs can still exist across teams of reviewers, 43 but this issue mostly pertains to studies primarily aimed at accurately measuring AE prevalence.

The relationship between the 'importance of pressure reduction' and the effect on peak pressure for the whole forefoot was only evaluated for patients for which therapists within professional groups had a large variation in their judgement of the importance of pressure reduction: for podiatrists patients A and B and for orthotists patient B (figure 3).

Even with the carefully structured review process and the experience of the reviewers, variation in the judgements of reviewers can be present.

These include variations in clinical judgement, perceived standard of care, local hospital or physician practice culture, potential medical-legal ramifications, and regional patterns of hospitalization [ 10].