The phrase "a rejected panel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a panel, such as a group of judges or a selection committee, has not accepted a submission or proposal.
Example: "The artist was disappointed to learn that her work was part of a rejected panel for the upcoming exhibition."
Alternatives: "an unsuccessful panel" or "a declined panel".
In other words, rejecting panels that confront this new reality is itself bad history.
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[C1.] Panel Rejects One Cancer Drug and Endorses Another A federal advisory panel rejected a prostate cancer therapy developed by Abbott Laboratories but endorsed a pancreatic cancer medicine from OSI Pharmaceuticals.
In a unanimous ruling, a three-judge panel rejected a defense motion to spare the rabbi, Fred J. Neulander, 61, from the possibility of facing a death sentence again because a jury in his first murder trial last fall was deadlocked and unable to reach a verdict.
Last month, Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee said they had found no evidence that President Trump and his affiliates colluded with Russian officials to sway the election or that the Kremlin sought to help Trump — a conclusion rejected by the panel's Democrats.
Its internal periodical has published studies arguing that abortion increases breast cancer risks, a tie rejected by an expert panel of the National Cancer Institute, as well as reports linking child vaccinations to autism, a discredited theory.
That vote came just a day after the same panel rejected a similar application from Inamed, a company also based in Santa Barbara that claims a 25-year history of "providing innovative solutions for the breast aesthetics market," but which lacks the catchy grab-line of its rival.
He said that while the government had "a right" to reject the panel's advice, its attitude towards the advisory body had changed.
The evidence in Table 1, Panel A, strongly rejects the null hypothesis that the variance of a particular day is equal to the variance of all weekdays, except for two cases: deciles 1 and 10 on Tuesday (for which the p-values are 7.2%and10.4%4%, respectively).
However, earlier this year, a medical panel rejected pleas from a young asylum seeker to allow her to have an abortion in an Irish hospital.
