Sentence examples for guide for investigators from inspiring English sources
A guide for investigators.
In contrast to adults, children's identification confidence provides no useful guide for investigators about the likely guilt or innocence of a suspect.
A logical series of experimental questions that has been proposed for studies in brain and behavior [ 19] can serve as a guide for investigators in cardiovascular disease research as well.
Although a standard data form and registration guide for site investigators were used, and also a site investigator at each hospital and a data manager monitoring the data completeness and quality, a self-reporting bias might inevitably be present in a registry-based study.
Although this sample was not large enough to define MRI characteristics specific to MWC users, we have provided the MAS guide for other investigators to follow in evaluating and reporting detailed MRI findings for the purpose of data synthesis.
Conclusions: This work offers a timely guide for metabolic disease investigators to enable informed end-user decisions regarding choice of expression microarray platform best-suited to specific research project goals.
From the point of view of the various regulatory bodies, well-executed pre-clinical studies can act as a guide for recommendations to other investigators developing trials in the same disease.
We discuss experimental considerations, limitations and critical aspects which will guide the investigator for successful implementation of this technology.
In conducting research with animals, the investigators followed the Guide for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals prepared by the Committee on Care and Use of Laboratory Animals of the Institute of Laboratory Animal Resources, National Research Council (1996).
Our suggestion is for investigators to allow the research or policy question of interest to guide the choice of metric.
This may have implications on where and how data will be submitted for publication and use, but will likely help guide the investigators when surprising, incidental findings arise.
