Sentence examples for external institutes from inspiring English sources

Several external institutes are WEB based connected to the central archives and can access the necessary and/or available modalities according to the access rights.

The consensus regarding the research policy of the ICF template for MGSP applicants consisted of the following five key issues (Table 1): research purpose; collaboration with external institutes; data sharing; withdrawal of consent; and risk assessment and management.

In the relatively closed policy-making environment of Vietnam, it is difficult to imagine an entirely external institute achieving the same degree of influence.

Component position will be evaluated by an independent external institute on a 3D reconstruction of the femur/pelvis using image-processing software.

The position of the acetabular component will be evaluated by an independent external institute (MeVis, Bremen, Germany) on a 3D reconstruction of the pelvis using image-processing software (based on MeVisLab, MeVis).

The results of the EDIM flow cytometric experiments generated by one laboratory (Sven Bellert, Christina Heickenfeld, Melanie Hügen and Oliver Feyen with 14 years of experience in FACS) have been confirmed by an external institute (and independent operator Steffen Schmitt, Head of the Flow Cytometry Unit DKFZ German Cancer Research Centre).

The segmentation of the bones and definition of the landmarks will be performed by the same external institute (MeVis, Bremen, Germany) which is blinded to individual patient data including the assignment to one of the groups.

Together with a good reputation in terms of quality and impartiality, this makes it relatively easy to obtain information from and collaborate with various external Dutch institutes and industries.

Recruitment of patients for the survey was performed by an external research institute.

Participants' organisations ranged from public health-focused government agencies (n=3), public health institutes external to government (n=2), academic institutions (n=3), and not-for-profit organisations (n=1).

Thanks to the Indian government's push for internationalization and India's transition from an inward-gazing scientific culture to one increasingly characterized by external engagement, science institutes and universities in India are hosting foreign scientists in stable, long-term posts more frequently than ever before.