Sentence examples for two adjudication from inspiring English sources

Veena Kanda is director for business development at the dispute resolution service IDRS, which administers the Communications and Internet Services Adjudication Scheme CISASS), one of the two adjudication schemes for mobile phone customer complaints.

At the consensus meetings of the two adjudication committees, the members compared their independent reviews on those patients for whom discordances existed and reached a consensus on the number and dates of exacerbations.

Under this bandit allocation framework, we consider stationary and non-stationary models and propose seven new document adjudication methods (five stationary methods and two non-stationary variants).

The three person GI Adjudication Team will adjudicate possible ulcer bleeding endpoints, as previously done in the TARGET study (Schnitzer et al., 2004).

16 17 Test-retest reliability of the reading method was evaluated in a random sample of 189 participants, the radiographs of whom were reread blindly by two readers with adjudication of disagreements.

32 33 We assessed of risk of bias using these standardised tools independently from data extraction, with each study assessed by two authors and adjudication by a third when required.

Increasing HPV-16 viral load at enrolment as measured by qualitative PCR signal strength (weak vs strong, as assessed by two observers with adjudication in case of disagreement) was also associated with a significant higher odds ratio for HPV-16 seroconversion.

31 In addition, the rules used for classifying the different CODs and establishing their MS relationship in this study were predefined and each assignment required the unanimous agreement of the three voting members on the adjudication committee (two of whom were completely independent of the 21Y-LTF).

Here, I illustrate a novel dataset recording the lawmaking institution employed by 155 of these jurisdictions at independence and in 2000 and four discretion-curbing adjudication institutions adopted by 99 of these "transplants" at the same two points in time.

Based on clinical presentation, 18 patients (17.5 per cent) were diagnosed by the ICU team as having MI, but on adjudication, four of these patients did not meet criteria for MI (three patients did not have cTn elevation and the ECG of one patient was not adjudicated as meeting ESC/ACC criteria for MI).

They illuminated the work of a court that takes a distinctively loose and even lighthearted approach to adjudication, one its decisions generally mask.