Sentence examples for qualified panels from inspiring English sources

Between the numerous cool startup pitches, the collected wisdom of our terrifically qualified panels and individual speakers, the auction of signed copies of the LDN Nude Tech Calendar that raised £2,000 for Take Heart India and of course, the annual air guitar competition, it was a pretty eventful night.

Few studies have been reported where comprehensive, qualified panels of circulating factors associated with angiogenesis have been implemented and consequently any additional power of a large biomarker panel to predict or report drug effect is unclear.

The winners of other fiction awards, all chosen by qualified panels, will be in a charmed circle among this year's best.

After the deadline, 31 July 2011, a highly qualified judging panel will select a shortlist of five finalists.

The court will consider applications from those who want to work part-time and will adopt the "equal merit" approach: if two candidates are equally well qualified, the panel will choose the one who adds to the diversity of the court, he said.

They write confidential reports summarizing their research and recommending a rating of "not qualified," "qualified" or "well qualified" to the full panel, which then votes.

A different judicial reform plan that would have mandated the political conventions to nominate only candidates found highly qualified by screenin" panels was defeated last week in the Assembly.

Government studies with blue chip, well-meaning, gifted and highly qualified people on panels write reports about the arts and education (specious arguments and delays).

In Alabama or Oklahoma, where there is broad support for capital punishment, it is easy to death-qualify a panel of jurors.

Such studies of biomarker candidates measured with validated assays are now warranted to discover and qualify optimised panel(s) of biomarkers and thus improve the use of antiangiogenic drugs for cancer treatment.

The Home Office has already said it is looking to implement a number of its suggestions, including holding police disciplinary hearings in public in front of independent, legally-qualified panels.