Sentence examples for delayed consent from inspiring English sources

"They were forced into this comprehensive action because the Scottish government delayed consent and then clustered these four wind farms together, so the RSPB went to court on the basis of cumulative impact.

In emergency situations, delayed consent from patients or family was authorized.

The majority of study patients, nearly 95%, were enrolled using a provision for delayed consent.

The study has ethical approval for delayed consent for all except one of the participating centres, as Ethics within their State does not accept delayed consent under the Interstate Mutual Acceptance initiative (Children's Health Queensland HREC/13/QRCH/93, New Zealand Health and Disability Ethics Committees HDEC/15/CEN/46).

An ethical analysis of emergency critical care research also supported the use of delayed consent [ 12].

Written informed consent or delayed consent was obtained from each patient or a legal surrogate.

Emergent care was not delayed for consent, measurements, or weights.

Thirty-one patients (7 female and 24 males; aged between 15 and 73 years old; mean age of 32.1 years) were recruited via the Trauma Service of the Alfred Hospital, Melbourne, with delayed informed consent obtained from the next of kin.

As a first step, the Justice Department on Monday asked a judge to delay a consent decree that would overhaul Baltimore's police force.

Kristen Clarke, president and executive director of the Lawyers Committeee for Civil Rights Under Law, called the Justice Department's request to delay the consent decree progress in Baltimore "truly shocking".

Bulger et al. [ 19], Nathens et al. [ 21], and Rizoli et al. [ 27] solved this problem by gaining permission from their ethics committees to delay informed consent until after the initial treatment, but this approach is not always accepted.