Sentence examples for current adjudication from inspiring English sources

Our paper also reports a series of experiments performed to thoroughly compare our new methods against current adjudication methods.

Yet while Shotwell maintained that it was "a step in the right direction," she noted that "we have to see how much it changes current adjudication".

The current structure of adjudication does not provide any information that would help a decision maker assess these differences across potential legal rules.

The suit is currently pending adjudication in a Southern Florida U.S. District Court.

Activists on both sides have fanned these flames, making outlandish claims (not based in fact) about what the other "side" is trying to do, and who is most victimized by current campus sexual assault adjudications.

We found that 81percentnt of patients admitted to the ICU had at least 1 cTn measurement and 1 ECG; of these patients, 47 per cent had at least 1 elevated cTn level and 26percentnt met diagnostic criteria for MI by similar adjudication criteria as in the current study (elevated cTn and ischaemic ECG changes).

That said, the only "punishment" under the current system is the publication of the PCC adjudication in the Sunday People.

"Current reimbursement policies will remain in place until final adjudication of the manufacturer's administrative appeal".

However, the pre-specified design of the present meta-analysis involved prospective and blinded adjudication of CV events, which should strengthen the validity of the current findings.

For the 12 studies prospectively adjudicated by MHI, the sponsor identified potential cases for adjudication based on AEs and SAEs with PTs that correlated with the following Standardized MedDRA Queries (SMQs) groupings, as defined by the current version of MedDRA: "ischemic heart disease" (adjudicated for possible MI) and "cerebrovascular disorders" (adjudicated for possible stroke).

That outside advisory board has been specifically tasked with looking at legislative initiatives that would modify the current role of commanders in the administration of military justice and the investigation, prosecution and adjudication of adult sexual assault crimes.