Sentences with phrase «accurate judgments of»

Our research suggests how real estate agents can improve both their effectiveness and their efficiency through accurate judgments of their customers.

The eventual outcome was a new study published online August 13 in the journal Appetite, which suggests that an accurate judgment of satiety depends more on what we see with our eyes rather than what we put in our stomachs.

But it's also an accurate judgment of certain people.

Not exact matches

I regard this could - have - been scenario as delusional because I take Gerecht's judgment of Egyptian liberals / secularists to be all too accurate:

Unfortunately, from my point of view, many postmodernists draw, from this accurate judgment, the conclusion that each community is shut up in its own patterns and lacks the ability to communicate with those outside it.

Accurate judgments concerning the narrators of Traditions became difficult because the political feuds sometimes made the judgments far from objective.

The question, how far this or that story may be taken as an accurate account of what happened on this or that occasion is one upon which judgments will vary.

A. Well, the paralytic is as bad off as the scribe, since he's internalized the scribe's judgments of him as being accurate.

To properly assess its soundness is to make a prudential judgment based on an accurate understanding of the costs and consequences of drug prohibition as opposed to legalization.

That's why there are lots of times people think a parent is putting their kid in danger, when they're really not: they see something they don't agree with or that they wouldn't do themselves, and they assume that it must be dangerous, rather than considering that they don't have enough information to make an accurate judgment.

to reconstruct one's patterns of beliefs on the basis of wider experience, and to render accurate judgments about specific things and qualities in everyday life.

Further, salient features of ensemble displays evoke judgments that are indicative of accurate interpretations of the underlying probability distribution of the ensemble data.

According to a study examined in an article by Albright psychology professor Dr. Gwendolyn Seidman, we're actually surprisingly good at determining others» personalities from just a «thin slice» of behavior, and one of our talents for making accurate snap judgments is in detecting infidelity.

The qualifications for success in today's ever - changing world will demand the ability to think critically, communicate clearly, use continually changing technology, be culturally aware and adaptive, and possess the judgment and open - mindedness to make complex decisions based on accurate analysis of information.

The indicators represent a consensus of professional judgment on the most significant national measures of the condition and progress of education for which accurate data are available.»

Making judgments about student learning and school quality based on a body of work — a select number of pieces of student work from a number of assessments within a given discipline, provides a much richer and more accurate picture of student learning than a single, disconnected standardized test.

If we are going to use value - added measures to make judgments about teacher quality, we owe it to these teachers, to their students, and to the public to do all we can to ensure that the means of computing them are accurate, reliable and fair.

We want something that administrators can use to make accurate and useful judgments about teachers, and there's growing research about what's the best type of data.

Otherwise, I can generally make a pretty accurate judgment about the quality of the book by reading that.

In conclusion, I do not believe you can accurately state whether gold is undervalued or overvalued - you must make judgments based on what you think about the future of the market and of monetary policy, but there are too many variables to be accurate consistently.

This initial judgment is mostly speculative as the lender hasn't done all of the necessary due diligence required for a total approval, which is why a preapproval is often preferred by the lender and borrower alike as it provides a more accurate picture of whether or not a loan application would actually be accepted.

While there's a cottage industry of businesses that make such claims, court judgments — just like any negative but accurate information — will remain on your credit history for up to seven years.

, the author argues against «the often - implicit assumption that lack of information is the principal obstacle to accurate intelligence judgments:»

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Our facts are accurate and fairly presented; Our analyses represent our best independent judgments rather than our preferences, or those of our sources, advertisers, or information providers; Our opinions represent only our own editorial philosophies; or There are no hidden agendas in any of our journalistic undertakings.

Of course, if someone had access to & used * any * standard for assessing evidence that was * reliably * correlated with «truth - seeking» & that could be used to determine the LR or weight to be assigned evidence in a Bayesian framework, that wouldn't be «motivated reasoning» as I've defined it; motivated reasoning refers to the tendency of individuals to assess evidence in a manner that promotes some goal or interest independent of forming an accurate judgment — such as maintaining his or her standing in an identify - defining grouOf course, if someone had access to & used * any * standard for assessing evidence that was * reliably * correlated with «truth - seeking» & that could be used to determine the LR or weight to be assigned evidence in a Bayesian framework, that wouldn't be «motivated reasoning» as I've defined it; motivated reasoning refers to the tendency of individuals to assess evidence in a manner that promotes some goal or interest independent of forming an accurate judgment — such as maintaining his or her standing in an identify - defining grouof individuals to assess evidence in a manner that promotes some goal or interest independent of forming an accurate judgment — such as maintaining his or her standing in an identify - defining grouof forming an accurate judgment — such as maintaining his or her standing in an identify - defining group.

An expert's judgment is one of the worst ways of getting accurate predictions.

They work closely on a daily basis with the General Editors of each series and the Judiciary to ensure fast turnaround of accurate judgments and the significant value - adds of a headnote, catchwords and linking.

In a dizzying judgment that jumps from analysis of privacy laws to Charter scrutiny, the Ontario Court of Appeal («OCA») unanimously reversed the decision of the SCJ stating the «right to liberty does not include the right to censure accurate information lawfully held.»

Additionally, since the predictive coding program relies on the judgment of the senior attorney who trains it, the outcomes are likely to be more consistent and accurate than if an attorney hires multiple individuals who are less familiar with the facts to review the documents.

As the research on eye contact shows, we are programmed to make very fast and accurate judgments about another person's state of mind when we look them in the eyes.

The traditional value added content provided by the major online services includes such things as basic editing — checking for spelling errors, ensuring the accurate reproduction of the judgment or decision, and the checking case and statute citations to ensure completeness and adding correlative or parallel citations.

In this case if it hadn't been for the efforts of the CBC, we'd have no means of deciding for ourselves whether Taber's story was accurate or not; and by the time the judgment made it to CanLII and then to us, the matter would have been cold and Taber's impression the only one likely remaining.]

It was for a new kind of political message - targeting based on an influential and groundbreaking 2014 paper researched at Cambridge's Psychometrics Centre, called: «Computer - based personality judgments are more accurate than those made by humans».

Facebook also acknowledges that its figures may not be entirely accurate, as they're based on an «internal review of a limited sample of accounts, and we apply significant judgment in making this determination.»

The HT - E6500W's auto calibration system was accurate in its judgment of speaker distances; however its individual channel level settings left something to be desired.

This means that the person entering the order would be required to enter the order correctly, evaluate a CDS intervention either using their own judgment or through accurate relay of the information to the ordering provider, and then either make a change to the order based on the information provided by the CDS intervention or bypass the intervention.

This means that the person entering the order could be required to enter the order correctly, evaluate CDS either using their own judgment or through accurate relay of the information to the ordering provider, and then either make a change to the order based on the CDS intervention or bypass the intervention.

Daily duties of title searches included an accurate description of property, thorough history of property and owners of property, any and all delinquencies of taxes, liens, judgments, open bankruptcies and financing statements.

This position takes in - coming calls from members, providers, etc providing professional phone assistance to all callers through the criteria based prior authorization process.Maintains complete, timely and accurate documentation of all approvals and denials, and transfers all clinical questions and judgment calls to the pharmacist.

In addition, because the completion of multiple types of end - of - life planning helps surrogates to make accurate substituted judgments, encouraging people to engage in both advance directives and informal discussion is recommended.

Forming accurate judgments regarding a client's preferences is of utmost importance if a real estate agent is to be successful.