Sentence examples for criteria mandated from inspiring English sources

Rather, every five years, their research merits are appraised and, if they meet the certain criteria mandated by the scientific advisory board, they can stay.

A waiver to obtain informed consent was obtained by the University of Pittsburgh IRB as the retrospective chart review study met the four following criteria mandated by Federal policy: (1) The research involves no more than minimal risk to the subjects.

Finally, our sampling inclusion criteria mandated continuous Medicaid enrollment for 1 year after the intervention.

The criteria mandated that insertions overlapped DNAse clusters, regions with a high frequency of TFBS and were found within 5 kb of the gene (see Methods).

In the current series, however, entry criteria mandated that serum bilirubin should be 30  μmol l−1 or less, and therefore this potential pitfall was avoided in the interpretation of baseline CA19-9 levels.

The inclusion criteria mandated patients to have an average pain intensity score at baseline of ≥5 on an 11-point numerical rating scale (NRS; 0 = 'no pain' to 10 = 'pain as bad as you can imagine').

However, in addition to the criteria mandating the exclusion of alternative causes, each potential case was reviewed independently by five clinicians to minimize this possibility.

Finally, as inclusion criteria mandate an estimated prostate volume of less than 40 cm, approximately half of the patients are excluded or require androgen deprivation therapy (Pettus et al, 2009), which is associated with a significant number of side effects.

De Mistura defended his presence, arguing that the Sochi conference statement clearly handed back control of the constitution committee to the UN, both in terms of its composition, selection criteria, mandate and terms of reference.

District criteria mandates that naming a facility after a person, whether alive or dead, must have contributed greatly to the betterment of the community and have been a positive role model.

Potential limitations of our approach to PROM development was the adoption of rigid, prespecified design criteria that mandated the IBD-Control should contain only a small number of 'general' items with simple response categories to optimise acceptability.