Sentence examples for peer panels from inspiring English sources

To assure this separation, a system of peer panels was created.

Bring back arts peer panels: Although dismissed by Arts Council England (ACE) on the grounds of cost and the length of time needed for decision-making, peer panels provided a space for the insight of artists (as I was then).

Working from a list of 200 organizations in dance, literature, media, music, opera, performing arts centers, theater and visual arts, peer panels reviewed the possibilities.

Both grants were approved by peer panels and by the National Council on the Arts, which reviews applications before passing them on to the endowment's chairman.

The Endowment said this was to make sure that all applicants had been vetted at least once by the agency's peer panels, who will select the stimulus grantees.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and City Council Speaker Christine Quinn deserve credit for agreeing to increase financing for culture by more than $10 million and to let peer panels review all applications.

Such direct appropriations, which legislators refer to as "priorities," bypass the arts council's time-consuming and competitive review process, in which a peer panel and the council's grants committee scrutinize an application before the full council deems it worthy.

The content validity was demonstrated by peer panel approval.

Although selecting reviewers according to the principle of complementarity (for example, choosing a generalist and a specialist) will lower IRR, the validity of the process can gain, according to Langfeldt [94]: "Low inter-reviewer agreement on a peer panel is no indication of low validity or low legitimacy of the assessments.

We held three professional and three peer panel meetings over the course of the study.

The peer panel then reviewed this second draft making some further amendments.