The phrase "a closed panel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a panel that is not open or accessible, often in contexts related to technology, architecture, or discussions.
Example: "The device features a closed panel that protects the internal components from dust and moisture."
Alternatives: "an enclosed panel" or "a sealed panel".
The pairwise diversity in both the Ancestral panel and the Closed panel provided a close fit to the observed data (Table S2).
The relative size of the Closed panel is a proportion of the donor population U 0,0.02).
There were 28 blocks in the Closed panel covering a total of 65.13 cM and 45 blocks in the Reopened panel covering a total of 80.63 cM.
We simulated a bottleneck in the establishment of the Closed panel that started at time T1 and ended at T2.
He condemns America's FISA court, a closed judicial panel, as "an empty pantomime" when the reality is far more nuanced.
Khalid Shaikh Mohammed said in a statement to a closed military panel at Guant?mo in 2007 that he was "responsible for the 9/11 operation, from A to Z," and offered a rambling confession of his role in a series of other terrorist plots, according to a transcript released later.
To determine the expected distribution for FST values between the Closed panel and the Reopened panel based on a neutral demographic scenario involving only migration and introgression, we compared PS and PO in the Reopened panel to estimate the migration rate from the donor lines to the Reopened panel.
And 15 years ago, we at LegalShield started collecting actual consumer and business demand for various legal services with our closed panel of provider law firms that today covers all 50 states.
Pairwise diversity in the Closed panel was 0.15 genome-wide compared with 0.16 in the Reopened panel, indicating greater similarity among lines in the Closed panel (Table 1).
LD between adjacent SNPs was also higher in the Closed panel (0.653) compared with the Reopened panel (0.490).
