Sentence examples for ethical legislation from inspiring English sources

The unusual examples of surrogacy in your article — intended parents with no genetic link to the children created by surrogacy and a 62-year-old single father with questionable parenting skills — are aberrations that point out the need for fair, ethical legislation aimed at a legitimate path to parenthood through surrogacy.

The parents of control children did not provide explicit informed consent, since the French ethical legislation specifies that informed consent is automatically waived for retrospective studies using patient files.

Secreted VEGF and sVEGFR-1 was quantified in medium collected from day 7. Umbilical cords were donated anonymously after informed consent according to national ethical legislation.

LHCNM2, a human skeletal myoblast cell line, was derived from the pectoralis major muscle of a 41-year-old male Caucasian heart-transplant donor, in accordance with local ethical legislation [ 24].

The NBB abides to all local ethical legislation, and permission was obtained for all brain autopsies and for the use of the tissues and clinical data for research purposes.

40 The study will be conducted according to the Declaration of Helsinki regarding the Ethical Principles for Medical Research Involving Human Subjects (amended by the 64th World Medical Association's General Assembly, Fortaleza, Brazil, October 2013), and in accordance with Dutch medical-ethical legislation.

The need for developing alternatives for animal testing for assessing chemical risk has come from ethical considerations, legislation, and recognition that alternative methods can offer better science.

Application references: Ethical code, Legislation.

Due to the unfamiliarity of the study theme information about health research, register-based research and the ethical problems, legislation and current practises involving them was also provided in the questionnaire form placed strategically in between the questions (see Additional file 1).

According to Swedish legislation, ethical approval from the regional ethics committee was not necessary due to the character of the study as part of a quality improvement activity.

Among her publications are Some Ethical Gains Through Legislation (1905) and Modern Industry (1913); she edited Edmond Kelly's Twentieth Century Socialism (1910).