Sentence examples for panel means from inspiring English sources

The agreement, reached after a daylong meeting between the state human services commissioner, James M. Davy, and the panel, means that officials will begin drafting a plan to relocate 40 patients at the hospital, the Arthur Brisbane Child Treatment Center.

The change in the panel means that it's much more likely that asylum seekers will be returned to Turkey, where it is deemed to be safe since the EU deal, rather than being given asylum in Europe.

A positive SAM Index (on the right panel) means the stronger westerly wind, the faster ACC, the Ekman transport anomaly moving toward the equator, and the sea level increasing (decreasing) away from (toward) the Antarctica.

Left panel: Means and variances of log-FACS intensities of all native promoters (blue dots) together with a fitted lower bound on the variance as given by Equation 67 using σ a b 2 = 0. 025 and β = 450 (red curve).

His report said there were no "significant" marks of violence, which, Dr Patel told the panel, meant there were no marks relevant to the child's death.

That may or may not happen; a lot depends on how a new panel meant to hack away at the cost of government-reimbursed health care for the elderly works in practice.

In Fig. 1 (left panel), mean accuracy ratios for the bins from 1 2 to 4 were.46,.61, and.83.

After restricting the dataset to one point from every 16 km2 panel, mean wind speed was found to be correlated with elevation (0.48, 0.86), but less well with topographic exposure indices (0.17 0.72).

Even a panel meant to discuss the campaign at SXSW was momentarily shuttered after it garnered anonymous threats.

Relative ubiquitination levels compared to control are shown in the lower panel (mean ± SEM).

Black boxes in each panel mean that a response to the odor exists.