Sentence examples for those panellists from inspiring English sources

Those panellists who profiled the SNP imagined them as young, working class, living in a tenement in Dennistoun, working as a social worker.

Those panellists profiling the Lib Dems imagined them as middle-class, living in a semi-detached three-bed house in a suburban area with "2.4 children".

Those panellists (n=318; RR=43%) submitting a questionnaire at round 1 were subsequently invited to participate in the round 2 survey.

Only those panellists who smoked at least five cigarettes per day, intended to quit within the following 3 months and were aged between 35 and 65 years were included into the current study.

We will then construct a new list of topics, consisting of the topics proposed by the panellists and those topics that were chosen by more than three but less than all panellists (those topics that were chosen by all panellists having already been retained).

Scenarios with a median rating of 4 to 6, or those revealing disagreement among the panellists were considered "uncertain" as to the appropriateness of endoscopy in such cases.

The organisers like to keep the names of the panellists a secret, although among those whose opinions have been garnered over the years are the names of DJ Janice Long; Radio 1's head of music, George Ergatoudis; and music critics from the NME, Time Out and Metro.

Those QIs that were nominated by the panellists were included in the second round of the modified RAND Delphi procedure.

Those Moral Maze panellists would make mincemeat of his characters, who remain essentially the same as they started out – stupid, canny, good, bad.

We believe that those items were not always perceived as unimportant by the panellists (residents, clinical teachers, and educational experts), but the panellists did not emphasize the importance of the items.

One that both the panellists and many of the audience agreed on was trust between those involved in the partnerships.