Sentence examples for true panel from inspiring English sources

Someday you'll see a convertible PT, though a true panel van (on a stretched PT chassis) is what we'd like to see and we doubt we will.

6 They differ from true panel data, where information is collected repeatedly from the same individuals across waves, because what is repeatedly collected from cross-sectional data are random samples of individuals drawn from the same time-stable cohort.

Given that not all of the hospitals were represented in multiple years of our sampling frame, the data did not represent a true panel structure.

This is one of Samsung's high-end SUHD TVs with a true 120Hz panel.

Unlike a true Delphi panel where participants never meet directly, a noted strength of the interactive forum is the opportunity the participants have to provide information, insight, and rationales for their responses.

Reading Dr. Donald M. Berwick's trenchant observation that the true death panels are politicians who would undo the Affordable Care Act makes me wish that President Obama would rechristen the meaning of another hot-button phrase, "pro life," by turning it into a rallying cry to preserve the universal insurance mandate against threats of repeal.

This is especially true of panels organised by friends and colleagues who have a tendency to agree with each other, rather than entering into vigorous debate.

There are actual experts working alongside me on this panel, true connoisseurs — old art, "pre-Square".

"This comes perilously close to suggesting that whatever the government says must be treated as true," said the panel of the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit.

This paper proposes to test which of the two competing theories is true using a panel with data on both subjective well-being (henceforth SWB) and job history.

However, while it's certainly true that the panel addressed the future of some two-dozen painkillers, the main focus from a financial perspective was on three of these pills.