Sentence examples for imposed on research from inspiring English sources
With additional seats in the House and the Senate, Democrats say, they would overturn restrictions that Mr. Bush imposed on research involving embryonic stem cells.
In order to retain this capacity under the budget constraints likely to be imposed on research in Europe, transnational funding was seen as being highly appropriate.
The requirement for informed consent is not absolute; the limitations it imposes on research, and therefore public health, must be weighed against enhancement of autonomy [ 14, 20].
The first relates to the need, recognized by governments and imposed on researchers, to secure research funds from sources other than government [ 2- 5].
While a Code of Research Ethics has previously been developed for participatory research, [ 31] this was not intended to be imposed on all research; rather to be individually developed for different projects [ 32].
In the case of alcohol, the questions have not been answered largely because of limitations imposed on doing research on alcoholics.
Johns Hopkins University, the Kennedy Krieger Institute and the University of Maryland Medical System have asked Maryland's highest court to ease limits it imposed on medical research involving minors.
Oversight bodies vary in restrictions imposed on genetic research, introducing inconsistencies in study design, potential for sampling bias, and the possibility of being overly prohibitive of this type of research altogether.
It has not decided what penalty may be imposed on the researcher, the research body said.
While uniformly higher standards have been imposed on all pupils, research and common sense suggest that pupils do best when encouraged to do moderately better than their current performance and less well when expectations are either too high or to low.
The creation of CIRM was approved by voters in November 2004 as a way to get around federally imposed limits on research with human embryonic stem (ES) cells (ScienceNOW, 6 October 2006).
