"Research requirements" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the criteria for completion of a research paper, such as length of paper, sources used, formatting, etc. For example, "My professor listed the research requirements for the assignment: a 10-page paper, 5 scholarly sources, and MLA formatting."
Research requirements for obtaining parental consent particularly hindered participation rates and may constrain the opportunity to test effects of interventions.
It was also accepted by the OH Board that formal research requirements (such as ethics approvals) were lengthy processes and needed realistic timeframes. .
I fulfilled the BERA and University of Edinburgh research requirements and contacted the school's headteacher to express my interest and provide details of my study.
Although the design of RCT studies is sound, the research requirements can limit the external validity and generalizability to different settings.
Additionally, this paper also indicates future research requirements to the field of HL.
By knowing what the end point is for their sponsored scientists, NIH can enhance their own training and research requirements.
VITAL aims to satisfy both market and haptic research requirements.
Institutional Review Board approval was obtained to comply with human participant research requirements prior to study initiation.
The records were obtained from the Korean National Birth Register (Daejeon, Korea), complying with the applicable human subject research requirements of the authors' institutions.
19 Because we used de-identified national datasets, this research was reviewed by the Harvard School of Public Health institutional human subjects committee and deemed to be exempt from human subjects research requirements.
"If that's true, it's a mortal sin in research requirements," said Arthur L. Caplan, the head of the division of medical ethics at NYU Langone Medical Center.
