Sentence examples for fully external from inspiring English sources

Make no mistake, the recommendation that the BBC should be regulated in part by a fully external body is historic.

In this case, the locus of causation for studying is fully external.

Depending on the organization, ancillary studies may be proposed by investigators who participated in the original study, or by researchers fully external to the project.

The favourable results from the validation which uses CPRD is a more stringent test since this is a fully external set of practices which use a different computer system.

We undertook two validations, one using a separate set of practices and patients contributing to QResearch and the other using a fully external set of practices contributing to CPRD.

A more stringent test of performance is to validate the algorithms on a fully external database derived from practices using a different but commonly used primary care computer system.

They called on the U.S.O.C. "to create an independent commission" and told Martin that while they do not oppose the work of a governance and ethics task force recently formed by the U.S.O.C., they said "we believe it is very important that an objective, and fully independent, external review of the organization be conducted".

The first step of the hydraulic tests of MLD with fully assembled external thermo-stabilization system, which was connected to in-vessel lithium unit, were performed using ethanol as a model heat transfer media.

The body of the ice cream bar is a fully functioning external USB hard drive and the bar's handle is a lower-capacity USB flash drive.

The calls for a fully independent, external reform commission get louder every day". He has said the 2011 £1.5m payment made to Platini, the head of European football's governing body, was "valid compensation and nothing more".

We have utilized a special setup of KFM, which allows us to measure FETs fabricated on SOI wafers, at low temperatures (approximately 13 K), with the possibility of fully using external biases [see Figure 5a].