Sentence examples for panellists explored from inspiring English sources
At the first preparatory meeting for that year-long observance, held today at UNICEF headquarters in New York, panellists explored new ways to highlight the importance of meeting Millennium Development Goal 7 – to cut in half the proportion of people without access to safe water and basic sanitation by 2015.
Perspectives on potential barriers and drivers to PI were further explored at round 2 when panellists were asked to suggest what, in their opinion, needed to change in order to make PI more than just 'tokenistic'tokenistic
Panellists at our recent Guardian Voluntary Sector Network Charity Leaders Live event, sponsored by Zurich, explored the value of people in sustaining and transforming organisations.
Because the pairing was largely affected by beer preference, expert panellists were asked to explore the sensory properties of the beer with and without prior cheese consumption, using Parmigiano-Reggiano as a case study.
Panellists' perceptions of barriers and drivers to PI in research, of the potential impacts and of ways of assessing these were explored in both rounds of the survey.
Whilst the Delphi approach enables large sample sizes, the RAM allowed us to explore the rationale behind panellists' ratings by qualitatively analysing the panel discussion.
An online, two-round, modified Delphi survey (231 panellists participated in both survey rounds) to explore areas of consensus and conflict around the values underpinning PI and the barriers and drivers, perceived impacts in health and social care research and ideas about how to assess these impacts.
In addition, free-text comments made by the Delphi panellists suggested that further investigation was needed to explore how easily the recommendations might be implemented; this was the aim of this study.> A list of potential participants was generated by the research team and study steering group.
Panellists discussed the potential incompatibility of personal and political positions on privacy, exploring the current and future state of digital rights in the UK, the EU and beyond.
The session sought to explore this topic, and was structured around three questions, which the panellists reflected and discussed.
