Sentence examples for export of samples from inspiring English sources

Interesting opinions were expressed with respect to export of samples.

Few studies have explored participant views on the export of samples.

Relevant questions here concern the export of samples, approval of secondary use and the acceptability of commercialisation.

In MalariaGEN, the export of samples was found to be a particular stumbling block for ethics committees.

There are gaps in some of this legislation with respect to export of samples, informed consent from participants and material transfer agreements.

The export of samples from lower income countries is increasingly seen to present important ethical issues both by researchers and by research ethics committees [ 46].

Was it my report that the F.S.B. has forbidden the export of blood samples from Russia to protect the profits it makes from the market in donated bone marrow?

The samples obtained from museum collections were used to represent geographic areas where harpy eagles have been extirpated (e.g., Mexico) or from countries where the current export of tissue samples is difficult (e.g., Brazil).

We are grateful to officials in local and national governments in China, Vietnam, Laos, Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia for permission to carry out field work in their countries and for allowing the collection and export of tissue samples.

Several countries, including China, Russia, Brazil and India, have legal restrictions on export of biological samples that make transnational research collaboration difficult.

The National Health Research Ethics Council (NHREC) in SA is involved with the development of guidelines for the collection, use, storage and export of biological samples.