Sentence examples for levels of consent from inspiring English sources
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This trial will employ three levels of consent: At the state level, approval of the protocol will be sought from the Ministry of Health in Guinea-Bissau.
Other studies may allow multiple levels of consent designating permitted research uses and data acquisition, and use can then be customized to the level of consent.
Written informed consent and appropriate levels of consent from all patients was obtained, and the research was approved by the Human Research Ethics Office at the University of Western Australia.
Planning future studies should take into account the dynamic nature of the population of residents, the likely high levels of missing 'routinely collected' data and low levels of consent, especially to taking blood samples.
A comparative analysis of consent in the four MATCH countries has shown high levels of consent across modes of testing (86%), with the level only slightly lower (83%) among PMTCT testers [ 64].
Dr. Caplan said he agreed that sperm was different from other organs and should require a higher level of consent.
Jennifer V. Koester, a lawyer at Hall Dickler Kent Goldstein & Wood, said: "The privacy issues primarily revolve around the level of consent the wearer provides and who else has access to their data.
Weaving together the history of the front line with that of the home front, the new galleries illustrate the unexpectedly high level of consent to the war.
That amendment, she says, provided a second level of consent by the people, after the consent of both houses of Congress, to a president's taking the nation into war, a level enforced by tens of thousands of personal decisions about whether to shoulder one's rifle, don one's kit and field cap, and muster strong.
There are continued suspicions that Pakistan's army, and perhaps even civilian leaders, continue to give some level of consent to the officially clandestine CIA programme, which the US regards as the only effective way to tackle militant groups holed up on Pakistan's unruly western border.
