Sentence examples for harm to study from inspiring English sources

Uncertainty in risk assessment for pesticides is undesirable, as is harm or risk of harm to study participants.

Publication bias may lead to wasted resources due to unnecessary duplicate studies, as well as potential harm to study participants [ 29].

Given the non-invasive nature of the study and a minimal potential for harm to study participants, the informed consent requirement was waived by the CHR.

Of the 586 trials that reported use of interim analysis, with or without specification of a DMC, 444 trials (76%; 444/586) continued as planned, 75 trials (13%; 75/586) stopped early because of benefit or harm to study participants, 26 (4%; 26/586) stopped early for other reasons and 28 (5%; 28/586) were stopped for futility (Table 2).

The clinical medicine model gives more weight to the expert-researcher's role in avoiding possible harm to study participants from reporting uncertain information and less weight to the study participants' ability to process complex and uncertain scientific information and respond autonomously.

Long-term planning and methodical approaches in the design of studies of early application of medical devices can mitigate conflicts of interest or improper research oversight that could result in harm or injury to study subjects.

Thus, doing so minimizes harms to study participants.

Indemnity in respect of potential liability arising from negligent harm related to study design is provided by NHS schemes for those protocol authors who have substantive contracts of employment with the NHS and by Newcastle University Insurance schemes for those protocol authors who have substantive contract of employment with Newcastle University.

Ethics committees are designed to include members with different fields of expertise, in order to carry out both the scientific and the ethical review; a research protocol with poor scientific basis is a waste of resources and might involve unjustified harm to the studied population, and thus is as ethically unacceptable as a study whose protocol shows an unbalanced risk benefit ratio.

When a study involves no more than extracting data from medical records and no potential harm to the studied population is determined, and anonymity and confidentiality are properly safeguarded, such as in retrospective chart reviews, the ethics committee may decide to waive the informed consent, if the study might not be feasible otherwise.

Also, anthropologists are required by our professional ethics code to secure free and informed consent from those we study, to share our findings with those we study, and to do no harm to those we study.