Sentence examples for Further adjudication from inspiring English sources

16 We considered the cumulative incidence of CIN2+ as the most relevant endpoint, as it represents the threshold for treatment, and no further adjudication of the registered histology diagnoses was made.

Disease event ascertainment involved physician adjudication based on the review of pertinent documents at each clinical center, and further adjudication by a central committee [ 20] with agreement rates of 90% for MI and 97% for death due to coronary heart disease, between local and central adjudication.

To further standardize the adjudication, we developed examples prior to the start of this study, which were distributed to adjudicators.

Thus the inclusion of microscopy may have only further muddied our adjudication process given that the pathognomonic "muddy brown casts" are not always present at the time of microscopy even in cases of a known diagnosis of ATN [ 19].

"Due to pending adjudication, no further details will be released at this time," the Austin Police Department said in a statement. .

The electronic linkage to the national health insurance claim databases started in 2011, which has become an important means of follow-up and helped to improve the accuracy of diagnosis and phenotyping of reported conditions, outcome adjudication, and further data collection.

"While Rep. Garamendi originally felt that the bill could help streamline and standardize adjudications, a further review of the language left him deeply concerned about certain provisions in the bill," said Donald Lathbury, a spokesman for the congressman.

Further studies, ideally blinding the adjudication of outcomes to the intervention, should reproduce these findings before a wider acceptance.

If they don't, the complainant can go back to Ipso to seek an adjudication (or, perhaps, a further attempt at mediation).

Once potential cases are determined then they will be presented to the Case Adjudication Panel (CAP) (see further details below).

"The PCC would not have been able to give an adjudication that would have stopped further publication, and the PCC doesn't have the right to award damages or costs," says Crawford.