Sentence examples for peer review panels from inspiring English sources

The initial peer review panels meet face-to-face and usually include 20 to 35 reviewers.

Last week NERC (the Natural Environment Research Council) introduced unconscious bias training for its peer review panels.

The program directors are widely considered the creative hearts of the agency, representatives of arts specialties nationwide who also recommend those who serve on the peer review panels that select grant recipients.

The change means cultural organizations that had received automatic financing as part of the city budget each year, like the Bronx Symphony, now get grants based on the judgment of peer review panels.

The present peer review panels and acquisition committees of New York's art institutions seem to be staffed with people who are either viciously anti-Christian or woefully ignorant (perhaps willfully so) of the emotional attachment that many believers have for Christian symbols.

To do that, she says, her first task will be to rebuild CPRIT's scientific review council and peer review panels.

He said that he had served on a peer review panel to assess the University of Michigan Law School when Mr. Bollinger was still dean there.

The musicians have proposed instead that a peer review panel of musicians -- from the festival orchestra or outside ensembles -- be able to reverse the decision.

But the peer review panel retained by Grace said that what might have looked like scarring at the clinic was really a layer of fat.

Each year an independent peer review panel evaluates new research proposals, and curators mail out about 400 lunar samples to 40 to 50 scientists worldwide.

They had been approved by a peer review panel and the National Council on the Arts, only to held up at the last minute by the endowment's acting chairman, Robert S. Martin.