"visual judgement" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the ability to make a decision or form an opinion based on what one sees. Example: The artist's visual judgement allowed her to select the perfect colors for her painting.
Further it provides a statistical test to the researcher in place of visual judgement.
If quantitative and visual judgments did not match, the conclusion of visual judgement was taken.
We selected and marked infected and uninfected branches of, by visual judgement, comparable diameter.
LoA was calculated according to the Bland-Altman method [ 27] and a LoA plot was made for visual judgement.
41 43 Publication bias was assessed by visual judgement of a funnel plot and by Egger's regression.
Comparing visual judgements with goniometer measurements represents a general challenge, but visual judgement is part of daily clinical practice.
Fig. 2 shows the activation maps for the contrasts of action > visual judgements and visual > action judgements.
These regions partially overlapped with brain areas involved in action but not visual judgements.
This problem was illustrated in a child study, where goniometry was used to measure the passive bilateral hyperextension of the knees along with visual judgements [ 20].
Activation revealed by the hard > easy contrast partially overlapped with several regions also activated by action > visual judgements (see Fig. 3).
Visual performance was evaluated by calculating the contrast (task one) and orientation (task two) discrimination thresholds, at which the accuracy of visual judgements converged to 70.7% as a result of the 2-up-1-down staircase procedure (Levitt, 1971).
