Sentence examples for enquiry panel from inspiring English sources
David Hand, a statistician at Imperial College London, who sat on the enquiry panel, said the CRU scientists had been naive over their use of statistics, but there was no evidence that the better techniques would have produced different results.
Redford gets a big speech about remembering "the day they figured out that news can make money" and the film makes a credible argument that CBS may have kowtowed to the White House, but the real headlines are the more low-key moments (Mapes facing the sea of male faces on a hostile enquiry panel) wherein Blanchett nails her character's predicament with aplomb.
While the government inquiry did not link the vaccine to the death of the girls or suggest there had been a "major violation of ethical norms", members of the enquiry panel were concerned that tribal girls had participated in the study without consent.
The enquiry panel assessors found that 73% of 267 women (87% of 133 cases and 60% of 134 controls) had received suboptimal preconception care, defined by panel assessors as lack of: pre-conception advice, contraceptive advice, provision of higher dose folic acid, appropriate screening and management of diabetes complications and MDT involvement.
It was only after both the Carter and then the Reagan administrations attempted to gag him on the incident and tried to whitewash it with an unconvincing panel of enquiry, that it dawned on Weiss that it was the Israelis, rather than the South Africans, who had carried out the detonation.
Will the panel be conducting other chicken-related enquiries, such as why did the chicken cross the road?
The panels themselves follow strictly controlled lines of enquiry.
Instead, they should surely tap into the great wellspring of public interest in and curiosity about scientific enquiry, as evidenced by the eager audiences for public lectures, panel discussions, radio talks and TV programmes.
To provide a brief introduction into Critical Incident Reporting Systems (CIRS) as used in human medicine, and to report the discussion from a recent panel meeting discussion with 23 equine anaesthetists in preparation for a new CEPEF‐4 (Confidential Enquiry into Perioperative Equine Fatalities) study.
A stewards' enquiry was called.
