Sentence examples for monitoring of research from inspiring English sources
Citing failures of scientists to report problems, federal health officials and members of the National Bioethics Advisory Commission said yesterday that changes were needed in the monitoring of research on people.
Previously, the monitoring of research projects has been carried out manually.
At two hearings on the Hill today, U.S. lawmakers talked about the need to strengthen the monitoring of research on select agents, deadly microorganisms like anthrax and smallpox that could potentially be used as weapons.
VS provided the grant, involved in coordinating and monitoring of research; and manuscript editing.
ASH participated in the acquisition of funding, design of the study, coordinating and monitoring of research.
VS provided the grant, was involved in coordinating and monitoring of research, and manuscript editing.
It is used to evaluate, describe, monitor of research and to determine the impact of a technology and the effectiveness of an author or research organization, as well it serves as a monitoring tool to track the level of activity in a research field over time (Ziegler 2009).
Annual review of continuing research, monitoring informed consent, monitoring adherence to approved protocols and monitoring integrity of research data comprise the main types of monitoring and oversight activity.
effective population monitoring, application of research recommendations, immediate response to disease or fire emergencies, formal adaptive management actions that are actually implemented.
The Home Office Annual Statistics of Scientific Procedures on Living Animals is the closest form of monitoring of animal research in the UK, but the report does not document details of expenditure or funding of animal research.
And Merrill is to hire a monitor to police the new set-up.Investment banks had already been moving towards closer monitoring of their research divisions due to widespread criticism of the way in which analysts—especially technology analysts—hyped shares during the dotcom boom only for those shares to collapse in the dotcom bust of late 2000.
