"panel score" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in the field of competitive sports, when referring to the score given to a performance by a group of judges. For example, "The gymnast received a high panel score of 8.5 on their balance beam routine."
In other words projects with the highest disagreement amongst panel members should sometimes be selected even though the average panel score may not be the highest under consideration.
The same mixed model analysis of variance was applied to examine sensory data by using the average panel score for each attribute.
These were the indicators reflecting: GP knowledge (GP panel score 4; Other CAMHS professionals panel score 5), GP awareness (Public Health and Policy panel score 5) and prompt referral (Psychiatrist panel score 5).
Agreement, disagreement, or uncertainty were calculated as the median panel score.
We studied the effect of all variables on the final panel score using general linear and logistic regression models.
We then computed the Panel score for each patient by adding the points for all miRNAs in the final model.
He would say only: "An evaluation panel scored the proposals based on selection factors, and the proposal with the highest cumulative point score was selected".
Other damaged works on display include illuminated manuscripts whose images have been scratched out, smashed stained-glass windows and a lush painted panel scored with blade marks.
The result of not giving centres any clue how the panel scored various criteria was that centres were "shooting in the dark" when it came to consultation, he said.
Each panel scored between 42 and 92 proposals.
The expert panel scored 158 apples (Additional file 1).
