Sentence examples for consent ability from inspiring English sources

Inclusion criteria were age ≥18 years, ability to provide informed consent, ability to read and understand Polish, and the diagnosis of psoriasis vulgaris.

Inclusion criteria for patients were written informed consent, ability to read and write German, French, or Italian, and age above 16 years.

Inclusion criteria were: female breast cancer patients with UICC stage I-III, indication for adjuvant radiotherapy, age ≥ 18 years, BMI ≥ 18 kg/m, written informed consent, ability to follow instructions.

Eligibility criteria included willingness and ability to provide written informed consent, ability to read and write in either English or Afrikaans at 5th grade level, aged between 18 and 65 years, medically well enough to undergo neuropsychological testing and MRI.

In less than 20 years, society has seen the equalisation of the age of consent, the ability for same-sex couples to marry or enter into civil partnerships, the banning of discrimination against homosexuals in all walks of life, and a revolution in how we see sexuality in 21st century Britain.

An individual would be withdrawn from the study in the case of death, withdrawal of consent or ability to participate actively.

Women were excluded from further screening if they were less than 18 years old, had a significant mental health disorder that could interfere with informed consent or ability to engage in the intervention, or were no longer current HVMA patients.

We need to do away with this system that espouses the idea of woman as a possession and develop instead a society that sees the woman as human with rights, consent and abilities.

However, to appropriate the symbolism of cultural groups without their consent undermines the ability of those groups to determine their own lives, and underlines their exclusion.

Another issue with the proper obtainment of informed consent involves the ability of research participants to distinguish between research and clinical care [21].

Generally, these responses emphasized the need for informed consent and the ability of participants to choose to participate without undue inducement or coercion.