Sentence examples for a panel designed to from inspiring English sources

In 2009, the Obama administration created the Interagency Working Group on the Social Cost of Carbon, a panel designed to assess the economic damages from climate change.

We report a panel designed to open a dialog between pharmaceutical sponsors, regulatory reviewers, and other stakeholders regarding the use of social media to collect data to support the content validity of patient-reported outcome instruments in the context of medical product labeling.

In this study, using a cancer panel designed to cover the genomic regions of frequently mutated loci, we demonstrated the clinical utility of measuring TH, particularly for CRC.

A federal panel designed to offer subsidized loans to independent gas and oil companies whose business suffered when prices were low has received nearly two dozen applications for loans, the Department of Commerce says.

The CFC Scale was administered in 11 waves to a heterogeneous panel, designed to be representative of the Dutch population aged 16 and over.

For the past two months, I have served on an international panel designed to help the Myanmar government arrive at just and reasonable policies for its conflict in Rakhine state, including its long-suffering Rohingya minority.

The 1.8L hydration pack comes paired with a 7W solar panel designed to charge any of your devices via a 5V USB connection.

John Hingley, founder of Renovagen, a small company that has developed a lightweight roller solar panel designed to be deployed in war zones and remote locations, came up with the idea while travelling in Asia.

The objective of this research is to determine the physical response including material failure of a thin, curved composite panel designed to resist transverse loading.

The second source was from a pre-assembled "diversity panel" designed to represent the breadth of genotypic variation within the US sheep industry, comprising ten purebred sheep breeds and also a "composite" stock derived from interbreeding of Suffolk (1/4), Hampshire (1/2) and Columbia (1/4) breeds.

These include a correction based on an ancestry informative markers (AIMs) panel designed to capture European ancestral variation and corrections utilizing un-thinned genome-wide SNP data; case-control samples were drawn from four geographically distinct North-American sites.