Sentence examples for a study board from inspiring English sources

Studies described a variety of methods that were used to engage patients, the most common of which were focus groups, interviews, surveys and the most active form of engagement which is serving on a study board or advisory council and attending regular meetings with researchers (as in active participatory research studies and community based participatory research).

Finally, a plan was presented by the Study Board as a reference case: Plan E that depicts the unregulated conditions under the present ecosystem configuration and climate.

A study the board conducted in 2000 found that at least one evacuation slide did not properly function 37percentt of the time.

Experts in fertility were invited to form a study advisory board to give informed support to the project.

The study was approved by our institutional study board, the Regional Medical Ethics Committee, and the Norwegian Social Sciences Data Services.

University of Washington Adjunct Professor, Cate Goethals, and Global Management Consultant, Susan Bloch, conducted a study, "Better Boards Project" (December 2014), in which they surveyed 102 boards members, male and female, from around the globe, on their opinions and observations.

This amount may seem like a high amount for participation in a study; ethics boards would suggest even higher amounts may unnecessarily influence potential participants to 'voluntarily enter the study' [ 38].

The fact that one fourth of the case-patients in our study boarded a plane after becoming ill and traveled despite having symptoms illustrates the role of travelers in disseminating infection in a highly interconnected world.

A study by a Board of Legislators' task force said that children were "falling through the cracks" because of the patchwork system that handles child abuse complaints.

He said his salary was based on a study by his board's compensation committee and has not come out of any revenues from Parkchester to date.

They also pointed to a study by the board's own analysts, released in April, that found a slight decline in landlords' operating costs for the first time since an index of such costs was created in 1969.