Sentence examples for inform mandatory from inspiring English sources

The spatial distributions of marine mammals are difficult to predict using habitat modelling at ecological scales because of insufficient understanding of their habitat needs, however, relevant information may be available from surveys conducted to inform mandatory stock assessments.

Patients must be ≥18 years old Must have at least one blood culture positive for MRSA in the 72 h up to randomisation Written informed consent Mandatory use of contraception methods for fertile participants during the study period and for 6 months after stopping antibiotic therapy.

Inclusion criteria Patients must be ≥18 years old Must have at least one blood culture positive for MRSA in the 72 h up to randomisation Written informed consent Mandatory use of contraception methods for fertile participants during the study period and for 6 months after stopping antibiotic therapy.

Ultimately, many scientists hope their discoveries will inform climate policies, like mandatory limits on emissions that many expect Congress will eventually impose.

After years of fierce debate involving scientists, food manufacturers, farmers and environmental groups, Congress has passed a bill that would make it mandatory to inform consumers about the GMOs — or genetically modified organisms — in their food.

Oral informed consent was mandatory, and a procedure approved by the ethical committee at that time (1982 1987).

For all groups informed consent is mandatory.

Mandatory informed oral consent was obtained from all willing participants.

Oral informed consent was mandatory, and the study of the DBCG82bc cohort was approved by the Regional Ethical Committee (Journal number 20030263).

Mandatory informed consent in such no risk or low risk studies can create challenges to implementation and biased results.

Mandatory informed consent, including parental, not only has a negative effect on participation rates overall, but also weakens the representativeness of the study sample by producing unbalanced subgroups among the study participants.