Sentence examples for mandatory publication from inspiring English sources
Although the primary goal of AMNOG was to inform price negotiations, the assessment process has made detailed information on a new drug's effects available to the public, as a comprehensive reporting format and mandatory publication of this information is required by law.
The paper critically evaluates the degree of institutional reform, designed to empower stakeholders, and thereby enhance corporate accountability, accompanying these voluntary initiatives, together with that potentially ensuing from proposed regulations, later rescinded, for mandatory publication of an Operating and Financial Review by UK quoted companies.
Since the Patent and Trademark Office now takes an average of 32 months to process a patent, for example, the mandatory publication of applications 18 months after filing would put an inventor's most intimate secrets on the Internet almost a year and a half before they had the protection of an American patent — a pirate's delight.
To compare and assess submitted indirect comparisons it would be desirable to establish a transparent process and a mandatory publication of HTA-reports within Europe.
To compare and assess submitted indirect comparisons it would be desirable that a transparent process was established, including the mandatory publication of HTA-reports within Europe and international guidelines, accepted by a large number of HTA-agencies.
Published evidence is affected by publication bias, underlining the urgent need for mandatory publication of trial data.
We suggest all journals should make registration of clinical trials mandatory for publication.
Unfortunately, as mentioned in a recent study [ 38], too few journals have clear policies for data deposition and even fewer make it mandatory for publication.
Consequently, a reference to the registration number of trials should be mandatory in publications.
Creative Commons: In many countries open access publications are mandatory for public research grants.
Recent public anxiety about nosocomial infection has led to increased political interest, with mandatory surveillance and publication of infection rates, financial incentives to reduce infections, and development of 'care bundles' – packages designed to ensure compliance with several different control measures.
