Sentence examples for be circumscribed to avoid from inspiring English sources

For example, Massachusetts DPH RaDAR Committee has a role to play in protecting the confidentiality of data obtained from the state cancer registry, but its role in human subjects reviews must be circumscribed to avoid conflicts of interest when the agency might have a vested interest in the outcome of a proposed study (because of its implications for public health agency action, for example).

Sometimes those rights have to be circumscribed to protect other important values.

[n1] Thus, while I would agree with petitioner that individual searches of private property through surreptitious eavesdropping with a warrant must be carefully circumscribed to avoid excessive invasion of privacy and security, I cannot agree that all such intrusions are constitutionally impermissible general searches.

"A well thought-out [offshore] drilling strategy that was carefully circumscribed to avoid significant environmental damage".

This article demonstrates that the adoption of an ethnic rights regime for electing local government representatives may actually increase conflict if these multicultural laws are not carefully circumscribed to avoid violating human rights.

The role of chemotherapy is circumscribed to children under 3 years of age to avoid or postpone radiotherapy due to its potential neuropsychological side effects [10], [11].

The epitope recognized by the recombinant molecule was circumscribed to a motif common to all MCs.

The considerations are circumscribed to the class of differentially flat systems.

Coding was circumscribed to the person who was listening, not the partner sharing their good news.

This loss was circumscribed to the striatal region expressing the mHtt fragment.

Another complex of species, referred to as I. geophylla s. l. here, was circumscribed to include several taxa.