But the better they do their job, the more I find myself thinking about how rape has a way of defying the process of adjudication.
Trust must be brought back into the Lebanese legal system, and the process of adjudication and investigation returned to the Lebanese people.
Although the use of an adjudication committee (AC) for outcomes is recommended in randomized controlled trials, there are limited data on the process of adjudication.
It is not surprising, then, that rules of method that courts have claimed to borrow from science have been constructed within the processes of adjudication, as courts articulate and then transmit such rules from one jurisdiction to another.
Although a range of quality improvement activities in primary care are likely to be critical, there is an argument that certain populations may be better served by removal of primary care as gatekeeper for access, precisely because the process of categorisation, adjudication and offer are idiosyncratic and not easily amenable to change.
For the past decade several other branches of medicine have succeeded in formalizing the process of patient event adjudication and utilized the results to help further medical research.
The preceding analysis is based on an assumption that the processes of categorisation, adjudication and offer are relatively well understood and amenable to change through educational interventions.
To improve patient experience at the interface with services, and to ensure that the processes of categorisation, adjudication and offer are managed appropriately, health care teams need to increase competence in responding to appearances, taking account of local context [ 19].
Additionally, the case definition used in the analysis was based on reports of adverse events that matched MACE-related terms using the Medical Dictionary for Regulatory Activities and on cardiovascular-related deaths, rather than on the results of a formal process of adjudication of reported events.
"I participated in a process of adjudication, not 'coordination' with the executive branch.
The process of judicial decision making, or adjudication, is distinctive, however, for it is concerned with specific cases in which an individual has come into conflict with society by violating its norms or in which individuals have come into conflict with one another, and it employs formal procedures that contrast with those of parliamentary or administrative bodies.
