Sentence examples for one adjudicated from inspiring English sources

If they could not come to an agreement, a third one adjudicated the disagreements.

Any of these ballot conflicts, like the one being adjudicated today in Judge N. Sanders Sauls' courtroom, could swing this tied election.

However, only one trial adjudicated the serious adverse events.

The official documents on how we should understand a right to health do not provide us with much guidance on how one should adjudicate between such competing claims.

Thus, one can adjudicate to most of these sequences a role as transcription regulators of the downstream gene.

The Missouri Division of Youth Services also has created a seamless case management system so that once a youth is adjudicated, one case worker follows him and his family throughout his entire stay in the system facilitating the eventual reentry of the youth into his community.

No temporal relation was seen between hypoglycaemia and death, and only one death was adjudicated as definitely related to hypoglycaemia.

Of the 451 deaths that occurred in ACCORD up to the time when the intensive treatment arm was closed, one death was adjudicated as definitely related to hypoglycaemia.

We defined MI as one or more measurements of elevated cTn and one or more ECGs adjudicated as having ischaemic changes meeting ESC/ACC criteria supporting a diagnosis of MI; the elevated cTn and ECG changes had to be contemporaneous to establish a diagnosis of MI.

To date, the commissions have been an abject failure; in more than six years, they have adjudicated just one case a plea bargain for David Hicks, a former kangaroo skinner from Australia.

Instead, he said, there is simply a fundamental "disagreement" about the health care law, one that should be adjudicated by the Supreme Court.