Sentence examples for a validation committee from inspiring English sources

A "validation committee" composed of experts was assembled to audit the results.

Putting together a validation committee was no more challenging than recruiting experts for the same reasons.

For this purpose, in the third part of the process to acquire the required information, the CPA struck a validation committee comprised of eleven individuals from across Canada with a broad range of experience in physiotherapy.

Patients were eligible if they were aged from 40 to 75 years old, hospitalized for the care of a chronic disease (defined as a disease ongoing for more than 6 months, and confirmed by a validation committee), and if the motive for hospitalization was an acute episode of the chronic disease, management of acute worsening of the disease, or initiation of new therapy for the chronic disease.

I recently participated in a standards validation committee for the Arizona Department of Education to make sure learning requirements for students in sales and marketing were up to date and correct.

All the tumoral evaluations under treatment except two were reviewed by a radiological independent validation committee.

All evaluations of tumor responses to imatinib were reviewed by a radiological independent validation committee.

"The Common Core deliberately leaves out major topics in trigonometry and pre-calculus," says Sandra Stotsky, professor emerita at the University of Arkansas and a former member of Common Core's validation committee.

The details of all clinically severe events, including cardiovascular events, which occurred during the follow-up, were obtained from medical records and validated by the cohort's validation committee.

James Milgram, a Stanford University emeritus math professor who served on the validation committee for the Common Core but declined to sign off on the standards, said that by the end of seventh grade, the Common Core would put students about two years behind most high-achieving countries.

And Sandra Stotsky, a University of Arkansas professor emerita who served on the Core's validation committee, has raised concerns that the Core simply aims too low.