The consensus building process creates a collegial environment that enhances clinical trial management and fosters rigorous clinical research.
In an effort to foster development of rigorous, quantitative methods for developing insight into complex ecosystem phenomena we propose systems and engineering ecology an integrated science comprised of principles from environ theory, ascendency theory, exergy theory, emergy theory, ecological network analysis and ecological modelling, synthesized through the formal agency of systems science.
In order to foster flexible yet rigorous biomarker method validation, the fit-for-purpose approach has recently been developed.
Because of this it is important to actively foster objective, independent, and rigorous scientific work to enhance our understanding of environmental health.
In this tale, the Treasury secretary repeatedly implores the vice president to foster a more open and rigorous policy-making process in the White House, but to no avail.
(Foster parents are subject to rigorous screening and receive a monthly stipend of about $500 for each child, depending on their state).
Last month, Congress passed legislation replacing the Office of Education, Research and Improvement, which has been widely criticized for being too easily sold on fads, with a more independent institute intended to foster a new culture of rigorous research.
Amblin production team followed rigorous protocols to foster an ethical and safe environment for the animals.
But as Mr. Wren built his agency, city officials were dismantling their rigorous system for evaluating foster care.
When developing public policy, four general principles that can apply more broadly to biomedical research as well should be considered: respecting the patient, protecting public health, fostering trust in health institutions, and promoting rigorous clinical research.
