Sentence examples for process a panel from inspiring English sources

"Beethoven's Creative Process," a panel discussion, 10 a.m., Room 141.

To assess the level of agreement when selecting quality measures for inclusion in a composite index of neonatal intensive care quality (Baby-MONITOR) between two panels: one comprised of academic researchers (Delphi) and another comprised of academic and clinical neonatologists (clinician).In a modified Delphi process, a panel rated 28 quality measures.

Using a candidate gene approach in a two stage selection process a panel of protective and susceptibility SNPs were identified that individually confer only small effects on risk of lung cancer (OR ranging from 0.3 to 2.6).

From this process, a panel of 1500 clones were selected and screened by ELISA for binding to TRAIL-R1.

Because of the complex cancer process, a panel of biomarkers is likely to be useful in high-risk groups of patients.

Using a formal voting process, a panel of 78 international rheumatologists developed 10 key clinical questions pertinent to the diagnosis and management of gout.

Vendors compete in a bidding process, with a panel of experts determining who lands a spot in which terminal.

Mr. Bashir's tour of Darfur last week was short on proposals to jump start a peace process, but a panel led by Mr. Mahdi and other political leaders has been charged with finding a way to defuse the crisis.

Funding for early career researchers in Australia's largest medical research funding scheme is determined by a competitive peer-review process using a panel of four reviewers.

Mr. Turner's office said in a statement yesterday that the agency "followed the rules at every step" of the contracting process, with a panel of civil-service employees, and not Mr. Turner personally, selecting the winning bidders.

That's right, a review; a consultation process where a panel of experts, his Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs (ACMD) takes evidence from people and organisations that really know what they are talking about, looks at the facts and makes recommendations.