Sentence examples for consent to measures from inspiring English sources

Individuals have two roles in this: In their citizen-role they have to consent to measures and support their implementation, in their consumer-role they have to adopt and implement measures in their behaviour.

In addition, we will conduct analyses of all participants who have given their consent to measure the effects of exposure to the GP intervention and combined effect of community and GP interventions on clinical outcomes at 2 and 5 years.

Patients' physicians encourage the participants assigned to the telemonitoring group, when they demonstrate how to use the monitoring devices after obtaining the informed consent, to measure their body weight and blood pressure by themselves at least once a day at approximately the same time in order to minimise daily variance caused by meals, micturition and bowel movement.

No significant differences in proportion of males and females who consented to and did not consent to being measured were identified (χ: 1.1304, df = 1; p = 0.288).

Consent to neurointensive care measures the individual's satisfaction with being alive.

20 Participants (aged 16 and older) were recruited to the study during pregnancy, completed a questionnaire (demographic and socioeconomic data) and provided consent to obtain anthropometric measures.

We were unable to include all smokers admitted to study wards, including many whose admissions began and ended outside the weekday working hours in which the service was available, and those unwilling to consent to provide outcome measures for the study.

He also consented to other measures that would integrate Vann's advisers so thoroughly into the structure of the division that the question of who was telling whom what to do would be forgotten.

All patients provided a written informed consent to blood sampling to measure serum bone markers before and after therapy.

There was no significant difference in the proportion who consented to being measured between the informed (93%) and uninformed (92%) group (χ: 0.9213, df = 1; p = 0.337).

Senate Republican leaders did consent to several conservative-backed measures, including sweeping tax cuts and a voter ID law.