John was chairman of the international standard organisation committee on bone and joint replacement and the equivalent committees of the European and British standard organisations.
All four databases used in this paper were approved by local institutional review boards or equivalent committees and all participants in the databases signed a written informed consent at all institutions/hospitals where they were recruited and human experimentation was conducted.
Hatch, the chair of the equivalent Senate committee, still favors the idea.
Review of research protocols by institutional review boards (IRBs) or equivalent oversight committees.
Wayne R. Petersen, chairman of the Massachusetts Avian Records Committee, said the group and its national equivalent, the checklist committee of the American Ornithological Union, would make the formal determination that the bird is indeed what the birders think it is.
This may never be known definitively without the declassification of documents, sworn testimony by participants, and an investigation by something equivalent to the committee Senator Frank Church of Idaho chaired in 1975 and 1976.
The editor of Novaya Gazeta, an opposition newspaper, published a letter accusing Alexander Bastrykin, head of the investigative committee (equivalent to America's FBI), of meeting his deputy editor, Sergei Sokolov, in a forest and threatening to kill him and then investigate the murder.
But if that were the primary reason to see it, Mr. Panahi's unclassifiable intervention in the world's collective imaginative life would be equivalent to a committee-written letter to The New York Review of Books.
There is mounting criticism in the US that the committees equivalent to AWERBs, known as the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committees (IACUCs), approve nearly every animal project that they review.
Later that first day, Harrington moved downstairs to a banquet-sized hall to run a "color-consolidation steering committee" session the equivalent of a second round.
