Sentence examples for informed of the use of from inspiring English sources

As per this policy, all subjects were informed of the use of their medical information and of the blood drawing, and gave their consent.

The study was approved and patients' relatives were informed of the use of the new device.

Participants were informed of the use of number tags as opposed to their actual names in the discussions.

The study participants were assured of their freedom to participate or not participating in the study voluntarily, confidentiality of the information they would give if it deemed necessary, right to withdraw from the study any time without facing any negative consequences, and were informed of the use of the study reports including various ways of dissemination.

It added: "The MHRA's key role is to monitor and investigate reports of device-related adverse incidents and take appropriate action to prevent their recurrence". The agency said it had continually monitored the safety of the PIP breast implants and immediately advised clinicians not to implant them once the French authorities informed them of the use of unauthorised silicone gel.

Mara told donors gathered at Bamako's international conference centre: "For the sake of the transparency you are all attached to, we demand that the concerned partners inform us of the use of the money and its impact.

Both Study 1 and Study 2 employed a between participant randomized design, and Study 2 was conducted within a large and demographically varied sample, and is therefore able to inform discussion of the use of primes at a population level.

Both translators were medically trained but only one was fully informed of the aim of the use of the questionnaire and the translation.

Despite patients being informed of continuous use of the sensor throughout the study period, only 34 patients followed the protocol.

The Finnish public is supportive of register-based research, but the requirement for informed consent divides opinions and many would at least like to be informed of the research use of their information.

This suggests that the small proportion of study participants who did not sense needle penetration despite the insertion of a real needle might have guessed that a non-penetrating needle was being used if they had been informed of the possible use of the non-penetrating needles.