The phrase "adequate informed" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "adequately informed"? You can use "adequately informed" when referring to someone who has received enough information to understand a situation or make a decision.
Example: "Before making a choice, it's important that all participants are adequately informed about the options available."
Alternatives: "sufficiently informed" or "well-informed".
Adequate informed consent had not been obtained prior to arrival of the patient at the procedure room in 9.1%% (n = 10) of patients in the control group.
Federal involvement has also ensured that the research is monitored and that donors provide adequate informed consent.
After adequate informed consent, the patient underwent partial resection of the liver (R0) (Fig. 2).
Still, provided that 23andMe ensures that all patients are given adequate informed consent and the resulting data is considered valid by the scientific community, this could prove to be an efficient new way to conduct scientific research.
Also, studies have shown high levels of anxiety and psychological distress in family members of critically ill patients, which might impair their ability to give adequate informed consent for research participation for incapacitated patients [51, 52].
For each of these trials, lack of adequate informed consent was among the serious ethical lapses.
One possible explanation for the latter group is the observation of more patients having the perception of completely adequate information when informed about randomised trials in contrast to those informed on nonrandomised experimental treatment (Table 4).
For adults, however, it could be argued that in the absence of clear harms, the potential for benefit need not be great in order to justify genetic testing, on the condition, naturally, of adequate ethical safeguards such as adequate information provision, informed consent, quality assurance and privacy protection, and provided the test has a reasonable predictive ability.
While such studies are useful, they do not provide adequate information to inform managers how current plantations may respond to shifting climate regimes.
Tailored feedback was also disliked when participants felt they had not provided adequate information to inform it.
It is valuable to recall that stepwise introduction of new orthopaedic technologies should include preclinical testing, randomized clinical trials, multicenter studies and post-market surveillance, to provide surgeons with adequate information to make informed decisions regarding use of new technologies in their practice, including ACL reconstruction with synthetic ligaments [42].
