Sentence examples for institutional subjects from inspiring English sources

The ERT survey was planned in the framework of the SOCRATES project, sponsored by institutional subjects and finalised to the study and preservation of the castle and surrounding areas.

The guarantee of security provided by an institutional subject (the government) entitled to monopolistically organize, control and manage violence through specific structures is manifested in two dimensions.

19 Because we used de-identified national datasets, this research was reviewed by the Harvard School of Public Health institutional human subjects committee and deemed to be exempt from human subjects research requirements.

The study was approved by the institutional human subjects committee.

The study protocol was approved by institutional human subjects committee (Istituto di Ricovero e Cura a Carattere Scientifico Don Gnocchi, Milano, Italy).

These studies were approved by the institutional human subjects review board at each clinical site prior to study initiation, and all vaccine recipients and control group subjects provided a written informed consent prior to participation.

Each participating site had approval of their institutional human subjects' committee and approval of the legal department for IRs to be electronically transferred to the DCC.

While Monbiot is formally correct in stating that "academic papers are published in only one place", in fact a growing number of funding agencies and universities require researchers to deposit copies of their published papers in institutional or subject repositories and many more academics choose to deposit their publications voluntarily.

All specimens were collected with the appropriate institutional human subject protection committee approvals and patient consent.

We created three dichotomous dependent variables: 1) whether the subject received institutional care; 2) for subjects who did not receive institutional care, whether they received home health care; and 3) for subjects who received institutional care, whether they received SNF or IRF care.

The production of knowledge in these fields is complex, uncertain, inter-disciplinary and inter-institutional, and subject to a continuing political struggle for advantage.