Sentence examples for adjudication among from inspiring English sources

With regard to the diagnostic uncertainty that is common in any large-scale study, best attempts were made for the proper classification of fatal and non-fatal strokes with the opportunity for adjudication among the study investigators.

A normative theory of adjudication was among the earliest claims advanced in the economic analysis of law.

The Presidency in Reagan's hands seems almost boring: a ceaseless round of plane flights, official dinners, greetings proffered to groups of visitors, adjudication of squabbles among aides, and flattering phone calls to wavering members of Congress.

A final meeting ("team adjudication") was held among the four components of the team, to agree on a final version.

The result of the Peston adjudication was a unanimous outcry among education correspondents that the government had got it wrong.

The conflict of private interest is the leading characteristic of the political process in constitutional democracies, and the supervision, mediation, arbitration, and adjudication of such conflicts are among the key functions of their governments.

At adjudication, a ≥96%% agreement was observed among these same pathologists, suggesting that interpretation issues and/or HER2 tumor heterogeneity may play a significant role in discordant results.

The highest percentage of supplementary prescribers among internationally trained pharmacists is found among those who entered via the adjudication route (n = 26; 2.0%), followed by 14 (1.4%) reciprocal and 10 (0.6%) European pharmacists.

To evaluate how the size of an outcome adjudication committee, and the potential for dominance among its members, potentially impacts a trial's results.

Pair-wise analyses compared the proportion classified in each of the six indication categories among data sources and with adjudication.

Disagreements were solved by discussion among these authors or by the adjudication of a senior author (FR).