Sentence examples for panel revised from inspiring English sources

In stage two an expert panel revised the measure.

Six patients (30%) found that item 1 ("Do not have clear and concrete goals for my diabetes care") and item 2 ("Feel discouraged with my diabetes treatment plan") were difficult to understand, and so the panel revised these items after discussion.

The recommendations from the federal advisory panel revising Dietary Guidelines for Americans to help people improve their eating habits play down sugar and emphasize whole grains, two significant changes from the current guidelines, which were issued in 2000.

In a rare step, doctors on a panel revising psychiatry's influential diagnostic manual have backed away from two controversial proposals that would have expanded the number of people identified as having psychotic or depressive disorders.

It also suggested that the panel revise the way it rates doubts about some of the science, that the process of choosing the scientists who write the report be more open and that the panel require that any possible conflicts of interest be revealed.

The definitions of the nine characteristics that did not achieve 100% agreement by the expert panel were revised based on the panel's comments.

After item generation, revision and consensus (agreement >70%) using the Delphi panel, the revised DAQ (R-DAQ) was tested with 1193 health care providers to determine its psychometric properties.

This month the panel has revised up its forecast for growth in America in 2002 to 2.9%.

The court case stems from objections lodged by animal activists, who felt they were underrepresented on an academy panel that revised an animal-care guide for lab researchers.

They appointed an expert panel to revise the constitution so as to allow for fairer presidential elections in six months' time.

"I don't think this lady should be diagnosed with personality disorder," said Peter Tyrer, professor of community psychiatry at Imperial College London, who chairs a World Health Organisation (WHO) panel currently revising guidelines on the condition.