Sentence examples for parallel panel from inspiring English sources

Chair: Neil Midgely, freelance media journalist David Elms, head of media, KPMG Adam Freeman, executive director, commercial, Guardian News & Media Justine Roberts, CEO, Mumsnet Mark Rock, CEO, AudioBoo John Tate, director of policy and strategy, BBC Parallel Panel 2 Cross media ownership and pluralism: What framework do we need?

A similar approach was achieved by surrounding a culture area comprising rat primary hepatocytes at high density by a parallel panel of microfluidic channels replacing an endothelial cell layer for physically separating the hepatocytes from media perfused vessels (Lee et al. 2007).

The illustrations dealing with recuperation show Mom and Frank in parallel panels.

Mr Abhisit has also set up parallel panels on social, political and economic reforms.

During an obstacle called the Body Prop, in which a competitor was visibly shaking from exertion as he held his body precariously pressed between two parallel panels, Gbaja-Biamila yelled, "Don't go downstairs and answer the door for lactic acid!" His delight feels palpable and genuine, though it could just be another stellar performance.

The dPCR reactions were repeated six times, with three parallel panels per chip.

Finally, our study suggests that the online approach can be used to conduct multiple parallel panels to test for the reproducibility of panel conclusions.

The expression of other informative markers, including differentiation and activation markers and homing receptors, in these subsets is typically assessed through the use of several parallel panels.

The online approach may be practical for engaging large and diverse groups of stakeholders around a range of health services research topics and can help conduct multiple parallel panels to test for the reproducibility of panel conclusions.

This requires some additional costs to set up the parallel panels, but these one-off costs would be offset by the savings in future funding rounds if the comparison showed that the simpler system performed well.

Funding agencies may want to see more evidence before making such a large change to their systems, and they could do this by running parallel panels that use a simpler system and comparing the outcomes with the standard system.