Sentence examples for At adjudication from inspiring English sources

At adjudication, a ≥96%% agreement was observed among these same pathologists, suggesting that interpretation issues and/or HER2 tumor heterogeneity may play a significant role in discordant results.

"From a musician's standpoint, any protection at adjudication is terribly welcome," said multi-instrumentalist and composer Van Dyke Parks, best known as Beach Boys' creative leader Brian Wilson collaborator on the widely acclaimed "Smile" concept album.

Agreement was improved at adjudication (96%%).

If 600 cases (including 200 concerning doctors qualified outside the UK) progressed through the process as far as a fitness to practise panel hearing, and 50% of those cases received high impact decisions at adjudication, then we would have more than 90% power to detect a difference in proportion of unfavourable decisions between groups of 15%.

The combined results of the 13 cognitive debriefing pairs were reviewed at 2 adjudication meetings at BCH on June 13th 2011 and October 22nd, 2011.

At the adjudication stage, we found only small numbers of high impact decisions when data were disaggregated by ethnicity and country of qualification.

However, the small number of outcomes at the adjudication stage limited the potential for a more fine grained analysis by ethnic group.

At the adjudication stage, erasure or suspension was more frequent for inquiries involving non-UK qualified doctors (EU/EEA and, to a lesser extent, outside EEA) (table 2).

At the adjudication stage, the interaction term was significant owing to a strong association of higher impact decisions with "not known" ethnicity.

At the adjudication stage, 1% (69) of inquiries received concerning UK qualified doctors led to erasure or suspension, compared with 4% (24) for doctors who qualified elsewhere in the EU and 3% (71) for non-EU qualified doctors.

At the adjudication stage, small numbers of cases had high impact decisions and the study did not have sufficient power to detect small effects that might nevertheless be considered important.