The study protocol was approved by the Local Ethics Committee and conducted in respect of the principles of Helsinki declaration (last revision, Edinburgh 2000).
The study protocol was approved by the Local Ethics Committee of Azienda Ospedaliera Universitaria "Ospedali Riuniti" of Ancona, Italy (protocol number 212639), and conducted in respect of the principles of Helsinki declaration (last revision, Edinburgh 2000).
Furthermore, result of t-test conducted in respect of total labour income shows that farm households whose members participated in off-farm activities recorded, on the average, an annual labour income of ₦383, 162.75, which is significantly higher at p < 0.01 than the ₦192, 371.76 recorded by those whose members' efforts were concentrated on farming activities only.
A study of different weight percentage of cobalt nanoparticles with support matrix is conducted in respect of catalyst activity and it reveals that the catalyst mixture with 80 wt% of metal (Catalyst B) is the best combination compared to the catalyst composition with 70 and 90 wt% of metal.
A limited number of studies has been conducted in respect of Her-3 and Her-4 expression and their correlation with clinical parameters and prognosis in colorectal carcinomas.
Specifically, we were interested in how the work of staff, individually and collectively was conducted in respect of tasks that reduced or conversely increased iatrogenic and modifiable risk factors for delirium among those who were most vulnerable.
Equivalent analyses to those conducted in respect of the composite indicators showed significant associations between all pre-admissions measures (except UKCAT abstract reasoning) and the year 1 written exam, but few or none with the other year 1 performance indicators (Additional file 3: Table S2).
If you can't demonstrate that you are aware of appropriate representation of yourself, the employer will have fears about how you might conduct yourself in respect of its product, brand or service.
"This follows our earlier request to forces to review material they hold to establish whether there are any conduct matters in respect of police officers which should be referred to the IPCC".
