Short people with ALI are not treated with the same reasoned judgment with regards to tidal volume as taller ones are.
CareFirst countered that "any insinuation that the board's process was tainted is unfair" and that its directors reviewed everything "with total commitment and reasoned judgment". Yet the bonuses are just one reason the deal, announced in November 2001, has been controversial from the start.
If you want to remain within it, the onus rests with you to make reasoned judgments about when it is and is not appropriate to raise your views.
When data were sparse, we made reasoned judgments based on context, plausibility, and previously published estimates.
But as recent scientific findings make unambiguously clear, having the discipline to take time to recharge, including getting enough sleep, is essential for all the key elements of leadership: decision-making, impulse control, the ability to learn and take in new information, to act with reason and judgment instead of reacting with emotion.
Expressed in this passage are the core ideas of Descartes' ethics: the notion of virtue, as a disposition of the will to choose in accordance with reason's judgments about the good, and the notion of happiness, as a state of mental well-being that is achieved through the practice of virtue.
Neuroscience even comes into play; researchers have suggested that the feeling of persuasion can be connected to the part of the brain associated with emotion, "not simply the region that is more classically associated with reason, deliberation, and judgment," he noted.
The sample closure at 11 was reasoned by a judgment of a sufficient, representative sample size.
The temptation to resort to discretion is strong for a reason: with good judgment and good timing, it can make the difference between a mild downturn and a crippling recession.
We reasoned that correct source judgments associated with "very confident" responses would more likely reflect recollection of relevant source details than would correct source judgments associated with "somewhat confident" or "not confident" responses or incorrect source judgments.
Value judgments are expressions of taste rather than reasoned analysis.
