Sentence examples for experts assigned from inspiring English sources

After he took over the inspection team in 2000, Mr. Blix reorganized it to eliminate experts assigned by governments.

But neither our allies nor our diplomats nor the State Department experts assigned to the White House desired confrontation.

The evaluation also found that the bank, which has a staff of about 10,000, had only 17 technical experts assigned to the department that deals with agriculture and rural development in sub-Saharan Africa last year.

The group advising on the field test version included experts assigned by the nation's two largest prosecutor's offices and two largest school districts, other schools and university police departments.

When presented with these guidelines' description of a horse's behavior deserving score 7 (and score 4) of 10 for rideability, only 47%46%6% in the case of score 4) of the surveyed experts assigned the correct score.

The horizontal axis shows the experts' average rating of a given action's normality (or lack thereof), while the vertical axis shows the average importance the experts assigned to each action.

Internal experts assign more importance to legal frameworks (e.g., standards) as signals helping them to predict technological discontinuities than external experts.

Each gene-GO term association was then manually scored with the help of literature searches in an unbiased manner, where the experts assigning scores to GO-associations did not know from which pipeline the annotation originated.

Misset and colleagues examined diagnostic coding for patients in the OutcomeRea database and found a poor correlation between the coding performed at the time of hospitalization and subsequent expert coding, as well as a poor correlation between two experts assigning diagnostic codes from reviewing the medical record [ 1].

The protagonist may be an opera buff or a train engineer fast approaching retirement or a buttoned-down Swedish time-management expert assigned to monitor the comings and goings of single, self-sufficient Norwegian males.

Joyce L. Connery, an Energy Department nuclear expert assigned to the National Security Council, remarked at a nuclear power conference in March, "I hope that soon we populate the world with S.M.R.'s as much as we populate the world with conferences about S.M.R.'s".