Sentence examples for measures consent from inspiring English sources
Consideration of participant burden, associated with the administration of additional measures, consent procedures and the like, should be carefully evaluated.
Adopting a "reasonable belief" standard does not help, in her view, because the standard for "reasonableness" masquerades as objectivity while almost inevitably relying on patriarchal and pornographic assumptions; thus "measuring consent from the socially reasonable, meaning objective man's, point of view reproduces the same problem under a more elevated label" (181).
The current study contributes to the development of methods to measure consent, counseling and confidentiality procedures (the 3 C's) in HIV testing.
Measures of consent were: whether providers asked clients for consent before testing, and whether providers informed them that they had a right to agree or decline testing.
Its deliberated proposals would be submitted as ballot measures for consent by the voters.
The original intention was that the baseline measures and consent were to be obtained before allocation was determined remotely (by telephone) and then revealed to the woman.
The original protocol was that the baseline measures and consent were planned to be obtained before allocation was determined remotely (by telephone) and then revealed to the woman.
34 43 44 Furthermore, owing to a lack of a specific 'gold standard' tool to measure informed consent comprehension, we could not examine concurrent (criterion) validity in which participants' scores on DICCQ could be compared with the participants' scores on the 'gold standard' obtained at approximately the same point in time (concurrently).
However, military rule often involves complicated attempts to secure some measure of consent from the governed.
The effectiveness of the donation request is generally measured by consent rates [ 1- 11].
Effectiveness of the donation request is generally measured by consent rates, rather than by relatives' satisfaction with their decision.
