Sentence examples for future panels from inspiring English sources

And you can infer the likely make-up of future panels from the first episode's inaugural team of Martine McCutcheon, Eamonn Holmes and Dave Berry.

Insofar as that wording is taken to be anything more than the determination concerning that limited analysis, it is not a holding but simply dicta (perhaps obiter dicta) and not binding on future panels.

The approach we describe may be useful in developing future panels of gene expression biomarkers for patients with chronic hepatitis C or other liver disorders that predict clinical outcomes such as the risk for hepatocellular carcinoma.

In addition to these three initial recommendations we identified primary targets for systematic analysis in future panels that have a high probability to influence test sensitivity (Supplementary table 5).

We also provide more insight into the limitations of the assay and identified additional protocol steps that potentially impact the quality of data generated and therefore should serve as primary targets for systematic analysis in future panels.

"The New York Art Resources Consortium at Ten Years: Thinking About the Future" (panel member), Museum of Modern Art, New York, 25 April 2016.

He also criticized Merrill, which he said had essentially "sought an order barring any future panel from using the Sumner decision in any way".

The Back to the Future panel reported numerous areas of new digital development, from polymorphous narratives to the development of mobile phones with built-in projectors, a potential way of bringing DIY content to decent-sized informal audiences that could have especially exciting implications for local cinema culture in developing countries.

This still leaves open the possibility that a future panel of the European Court would act in the future when a more ordinary murder suspect (or a juvenile one if the Supreme Court upholds juvenile LWOP this summer) facing extradition to a likely LWOP sentence in the U.S. seeks its intervention.

"Just within last 6 to 7 years, the kind of declines in cost that we have seen in solar particularly, and wind of course, and battery technologies—have been absolutely dramatic," said Jatin Nathwani from the University of Waterloo during the Powering the Future panel.

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