Sentence examples for has no protocols from inspiring English sources

The overarching problem with all human data used by EPA, said Lynn Goldman, a pediatrician at Johns Hopkins University and a former EPA official, is that unlike the Food and Drug Administration, EPA has no protocols for human studies and lacks a stringent policy for ethics reviews of human data.

In order to minimise the risk of contamination from other alcohol interventions, the setting currently has no protocols for screening or advice within their ED or hospital wards.

The N.C.A.A. has no protocol with respect to concussion management; it allows each college that is a member to devise its own procedures, according to David Klossner, the N.C.A.A.'s director of health and safety.

The situation is so unusual that the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, already facing questions about American earthquake safety after a meltdown at Japan's Fukushima Daiichi plant, has no protocol in place for determining whether North Anna's 1970s design still holds up, post-earthquake.

The DOJ's report noted that this was legally hazy territory and that "CDP has no protocol in place for how such evidence will be handled, preserved, or disclosed to prosecutors and defense attorneys".

Our institution has no protocol for GDT, and fluid in these patients is typically administered based on static preload variables (i.e., central venous pressure (CVP)) or low MAP.

"We had no protocols, no signed informed consent, no statistical consultation," he said in an interview with the journal Postgraduate Medicine in 1997.

In an email, NICE – an organisation that sets guidelines used by the NHS – told me they have no protocols around not offering the morning after pill, but I've been refused on various grounds.

Despite having no protocols to specifically recruit any ethnic group into the program, the CBCP has been effective in enrolling AAW, who encompass 16% of female patients with invasive breast cancer.

The Port Authority acknowledges that it had no protocol for rescuing people trapped above a fire in the towers.

The inspector general said Ms. Duke's agency had "no protocol to ensure that entities" like hospitals and clinics "receive the appropriate discount".