Sentence examples for varying judgments from inspiring English sources

The differences in the often contradictory opinion surveys owe largely to varying judgments, or hunches, on just how many newly registered voters will actually go to the polling stations on Tuesday.

Findings of this research are intended to be used by risk management and decision makers to reassess stakeholders' varying judgments when considering injury prevention and hazard assessment.

In attempting to assess Taylor Mill's philosophical career, one encounters sharply conflicting reports about her intellect from people who knew her, contradictory evidence about what if any important philosophical works belong to her corpus as an author, and widely varying judgments about how much influence she exerted on Mill's thought and work.

The effects of varying clinical judgment sensitivity (i.e., the ability of clinicians to immediately detect a case of influenza without utilizing tests) were explored.

For the spatial control task identical stimuli were employed, instructions varying only (judgment of palm rotation).

In a similar study, two groups of subjects made absolute judgments of widely varying distances outdoors, both before and after interpolated activity.

This approach is commendable, but there is a relative lack of data addressing the importance of given traits in real mate choice or even in attractiveness judgments of naturally varying stimuli.

This indicates that striatal activity provides information about elapsing time, the continuously varying decision variable necessary to inform judgments in the task.

Arrival judgment position was manipulated by varying the position of the red mark across the upper half of the stimulus, providing multiple points at which the ratio of CCW and CW arrival could be assessed.

The grades were determined based on physicians' judgment of MIDAS scores on varying levels of migraine patient's activity limitation and treatment needs (30).

We developed a measure of social judgment bias, the Judgment Bias Task, in which participants judge profiles varying in quality for a certain outcome based on objective criteria.