9) Lastly, a perspective was advanced that any experimental studies performed with human volunteers for purposes of generating information to inform a reference value should be assumed to be unethical as the default position, until the researchers can provide a coherent case as to why it would be ethically justified in taking into account foreseen health benefits and risks/hazards involved.
He referenced recent comments from an informed source in the oil sector who explained that Saudi Aramco was scaling back proposed future expansion plans.
I used reconstruction methods to map historical (1860) pattern of ponderosa pine-Douglas-fir forests along twenty 1 km long transects on Colorado's Front Range and compared pre-settlement opening and forest patch lengths to current forest configurations to inform restoration reference conditions.
Literary snippets, memories, personal mythologies, and art historical references inform the imagery; fused together, these influences explore relationships, domesticity and self-perception.
The fusion of personal genomics and medicine is informed by reference to the model of four phases of scientific research leading from discovery to improved health outcomes.
Flux Balance Analysis used in combination with a transposon mutagenesis library has been used to make predictions about essential genes, and these predictions have been further informed with reference to other published studies, such as the PPI dataset.
Inform your references well in advance and keep reminding them till it is done.
Regardless of the interpretation, mapping community members' understanding of functional and anatomical references can inform clinical encounters for MSK disorders.
The following criteria were used to inform study selection, with reference to participants, interventions, comparators, outcomes, and study design (PICOS) [23,34].
In 'the ideal REACH world', limit values would apply to all hazardous substances to inform control actions (for reference, see column 1 of Additional file 3).
