The University is developing a compendium of Standard Operating Procedures for research involving human subjects at Penn and a process for ensuring that all investigators have access to, are cognizant of and are in full compliance with these procedures.
For example, customary Māori legal concepts have been investigated by the FRST funded work undertaken by Te Mātāhauāriki Institute based at Waikato University in developing a compendium of customary Māori legal terms: Te Mātāpunenga.
The project continues to develop a compendium of all the seminar discussions, which incorporates new information and learnings from each seminar.
In the first half of this book, Barbezat and Bush develop a compendium of reasons why we should use these practices, inclusive of the psychological, neuroscience, and emotional regulation benefits.
With respect to ingredients, the NHPD has developed a compendium of monographs as a tool to assist with the review of the safety and efficacy of many commonly used NHPs (NHPD 2007).
GACSA's Knowledge Action Group has developed a compendium that provides examples of more than 20 different approaches of how agricultural extension can support climate-smart agriculture, with contributions from seventeen institutions and over 30 contributors worldwide.
Developing capacities to realize the rights of children and women: Selected innovations and lessons learned from UNICEF-assisted programmes (August 2011) This compendium features 17 recent innovations and lessons learned on Capacity Development from UNICEF-assisted programmes.
In 1861 he taught a course in physics for medical students, out of which he developed his textbook, Compendium der Physik für Mediciner.
The survey was developed as a compendium of instruments, assessing demographic factors, sexual behaviors, discrimination and stigma, sex work, sexual partnerships and social support.
To develop a comprehensive compendium of available oat seed expressed sequences, we combined the dnOST assembly with oat sequences published by other sources.
The annual compendium of controlled trials in developing countries will therefore be an increasingly valuable resource… Long may it continue.
