Sentence examples for panel students from inspiring English sources

By the second panel, students of color are represented laughing alongside Archie, and not a single unrealistically long-limbed blonde is in sight.

For each figure panel, students describe the specific experimental technique performed by the investigators.

With careful planning and the support of a governing board, student interview panels can give a useful insight when hiring new staff members.

In each panel all students' experiments are reviewed, and the panels (groups of four students) discuss the merits of each.

Secretary DeVos held one panel with students who said they had experienced such assaults, and one with students who had been accused of such assaults, reinforcing the assumption that victims and accused students represent two opposing camps who are at war with one another.

At Woodlands on a recent morning, a panel of students, teachers and community members was joined by a classroom full of students to see the presentation of Cori Barrer, who spent the second half of her senior year working at the pediatric nursery at Westchester Medical Center.

This decision is totally illegitimate and will have a negative impact on student life and representation in London: no student sat on the review panel, no student got a vote on the decision, and student responses have been ignored or brushed aside throughout.

Methodology: The study analyzes the scores obtained by a panel of students in two moments in time, 2006 and 2009, to find out the students' characteristics before the intervention and thus control the unobservable factors that could influence these results.

After more than a decade of pressure from women and student groups, the University of British Columbia has decided to stop allowing a panel of students decide whether or not a sexual assault has occurred.

"No student sat on the review panel, no student got a vote on the decision, and student responses have been ignored or brushed aside throughout.

The task force is a panel of students, faculty members and administrators formed in October 2006 to recommend ways to reduce the university's environmental impact.