Sentence examples for to panelist from inspiring English sources
noun
A person who is a member of a panel.
In fact, according to panelist Lori Marino, an expert on cetacean neuroanatomy at Emory University in Atlanta, they may be Earth's second smartest creature (next to humans, of course).
He left To Tell the Truth shortly before Christmas 1976 to undergo surgery, turning the show over to panelist Bill Cullen.
Rather, according to panelist Lisa Guernsey, they are meant to be given by teachers within the first month or so of kindergarten, to determine which children need more help in certain areas, including language, social/emotional and physical skills.
Note: The figure displays a portion of a rating report provided to Panelist #13.
Breast cancer risk factors were divided into 3 categories established, possible, and biologically plausible on the basis of the strength of the data, according to panelist Robert Hiatt, a professor of epidemiology and biostatistics at the University of California, San Francisco.
The charity sector is currently experiencing growth, according to panelists on a live Q&A on job market predictions.
But television is television, and so BELINDA MOSS, a makeup artist, was there to do whatever it is that makeup artists do to panelists before television shows.
Samples were presented to panelists unidentified and in randomised order.
The survey was distributed to panelists by email during the period 20-12-2014 to 07-01-2015 (more information about the panel is provided in section 2.5).
Similarly, E-Rewards is an online research company that allows companies to conduct and market research surveys to panelists.
Eager to make a better impression with the members, my questions to panelists became more judicious and tactful.
