Sentence examples for behalf of the study from inspiring English sources
So, the assistant surgeon general of the United States intervened on behalf of the study and provided the Selective Service Board of Macon County with the list of all those men included in the study, and they were exempted from the military draft.
The advocate members of the research team spoke out on behalf of the study families.
However, dermatologists were explicitly discouraged from increasing the number of their prescriptions on behalf of the study.
Department heads identified the number of eligible staff and distributed information about the study and the paper-based questionnaires on behalf of the study investigators.
11 The Irish Institute for Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgery sent a letter of invitation on behalf of the study team to all 90 of their members.
On behalf of the study team, the coordinator distributed vouchers to health facilities where mothers accessed them on their first ANC visits.
The study was performed on behalf of the CARPA study group, which consisted of the following participants: van Dijk, G.M.; Veenhof, C.; Post, B.; Speelman, H.; de Haan, R.J.; Stolwijk-Swüste, J.M.; Beelen, A.; Nollet, F.; Steultjens, M.P.M.; Dekker, J.; Lankhorst, G.J.
This study was undertaken on behalf of the WHiTE study group: F. Griffiths, F. Boardman, N.Pendleton, F. Eales, S. Petrou, R. Fitzpatrick, M. Underwood and K. Haywood.
This study was performed on the behalf of the Outcomerea™ study group.
All human-related studies were approved by the Anhui Medical University ethics board and informed consent was obtained from responsible persons on behalf of all the study participants.
Although a Brazilian study found a similar risk of intracranial or ocular lesions (17% of 47 infected children) to our European cohort (20%: 51/255 infected children; personal communication, R Gilbert on behalf of EMSCOT), the study was confined to women able to afford neonatal screening and may not be representative of the risk in less affluent communities[ 21].
