1 a member of a panel, esp. on a television or radio show: --
He was a panelist on the popular television show "Meet the Press."
If the panelist declined to participate, an alternate panelist was contacted.
Homescan panelists do not report the unit prices for each food item; they report the total expenditure and the quantity of each food item purchased.
Except for the panelists' consensus statement drafting sessions, all proceedings are open to the public.
The regression models showed that symptomatology and radiology were the variables that explained most of the variability of appropriateness as determined by panelists.
In cases of disagreement or uncertainty, panelists made written comments that were tabulated and carefully reviewed by two study geriatricians.
The audience quite rightly pointed out the lack of diversity with respect to the gender and age of the panelists.
To confirm the validity of our criteria, we used regression models to assess the role that each variable played in influencing the panelists' final decision.
We selected the panelists from the development finance agencies sponsoring the project and from other international agencies.
