Sentence examples for an internal panel from inspiring English sources

Israel has rejected an international investigation, but has set up an internal panel of inquiry with two foreign observers.

She was a member of an internal panel, known as the Task Force on Psychological Ethics and National Security (Pens), that greenlit psychologist participation in national-security interrogations.

Tagliabue has set up an internal panel, consulted civic and military leaders, as well as N.F.L. general managers and head coaches.

The so-called "fresh pair of eyes", an internal panel that plays devil's advocate in the review process, has improved the assessment of individual deals' impact on competition.

In July, Interior Secretary Gale A. Norton, a former Colorado state attorney general, directed an internal panel to assess the problems once again and proposed a list of law enforcement reforms.

A big moment for the organization came in the 1990s when it filed a lawsuit that helped force the Clinton administration to disclose the workings of an internal panel that drafted its health care reform proposal.

But last month, a second review--directed by an internal panel--gave the program sufficiently high marks for Industry Minister John Moore to praise it as "an integral part of the government's innovation policies and programs".

"How do I respond to a secret investigation by a secret internal panel?" he asks.

The expected improvement in imputation accuracy for a smaller internal panel becomes less pronounced if the populations experience exponential growth following the divergence.

The model predicts that even when an internal reference panel is considerably smaller than an external panel, the internal panel is nearly always optimal in the sense that it contains the haplotype with the closest genealogical history to the target.

To quantify imputation accuracy, we focused on two quantities: (1) ℙ(C1), the probability that a target lineage on which genotypes are to be imputed coalesces first with a lineage from the internal panel, and (2) E[ S2 − S1], the expected difference in the number of imputation errors between the external and internal reference panels.