Sentence examples for review adjudication from inspiring English sources

TRAPD is the acronym for five subsequent (but interrelated) phases: Translation, Review, Adjudication, Pre-testing and Documentation.

A third reviewer reviewed by adjudication, in cases of disagreement.

Once a test was selected for the first-tier review or adjudication, all the CRC tests of the particular patient (except FOBTs) were evaluated at the first-tier review, and/or adjudication, as appropriate.

This paper aimed to report the details of a 3-stage histopathology review and adjudication process with the goal of achieving a consensus histopathologic diagnosis of each biopsy.

Galbreath: Once we get down to the nitty-gritty, like you say, of the 1,714 military subjects [accused] that were, number one, under our legal authority and, two, that we had evidence of the crime, or at least evidence for a commander to review for adjudication, we referred 35percentt of those to court martial this last year.... That's the entry point into the military legal system.

Disagreements were settled by consensus or a third review for adjudication.

These concepts and rankings were reviewed by the expert committee as part of the review and adjudication process.

The survey translation standards used by the U.S. Census Bureau [ 40] and the European Social Survey [ 41] recommend following the initial translation step with separate review and adjudication steps [ 22, 23].

Available for a portion (74.5%) of deaths, cause of death was determined by dual-physician review and adjudication of death records, next-of-kin or proxy reports and hospitalisation records.

Once concepts have been identified in free text, we could retrieve conceptually relevant journal articles from PubMed as suggested by the work of Brennan et al. [ 34] and electronically annotate AEFI reports with these to facilitate review and adjudication.

The cross-cultural adaptation process typically involves 5 steps: initial translation (forward) by clinicians whose primary language was Chinese; back translation by a professional translation company; expert committee review and adjudication; field testing (also known as cognitive debriefing); and finally a consensus meeting to approve the initial version of the measure.