Sentence examples for omitted declaration from inspiring English sources

As for clinical studies, the following contents cannot be omitted: Declaration that the study was carried out in accordance with the World Medical Association's Declaration of Helsinki [8], that it was approved by the institutional ethics committee and that all the patients gave informed consent to be enrolled.

The Mobbs declaration omitted one piece of information from a sealed warrant used for Mr. Padilla's arrest.

Mr Sarney also omitted from his declaration of assets to the federal electoral tribunal a big house he owns in Brasília.Mr Sarney, who has spent 50 years in public life, is a survivor.

Much of the sexual and reproductive health and rights community were appalled that the Millennium Declaration omitted any language about sexual and reproductive rights, viewing the MDG agenda as undermining the progress made in Cairo and Beijing [ 49].

This table has been omitted from the current declaration and the reasons for the omission need to be explained...

He almost got him to sign a draft declaration that omitted all reference to Pakistani-sponsored cross-border terrorism in Kashmir.

In the letter "Instruments for Assessing Risk of Bias and Other Methodological Criteria of Animal Studies: Omission of Well-Established Methods" by Beck et al. [Environ Health Perspect 122 A66 A67 (2014);  http://dx.doi.org/10.1289/ehp.1307727], information for Alan Boobis and Marcel Leist was omitted from the Competing Financial Interests declaration.

5 Unfortunately, the 2013 version of the declaration omits reference to "other appropriate care or benefits" and limits the scope of possible benefits to interventions "identified as beneficial in the trial".

Only unit declarations are currently omitted, they may be implemented in future versions of the graph database, e.g. for applications such as model merging.

As soon as news broke of China's intentions with the declaration, the conference organizers omitted any mention of it during the closing ceremony.

Second, he argued that fellow lawyers in Mr. Starr's office had omitted some changes he had proposed in the declaration, which would have provided a more complete account of his dealings with Mr. Van Natta.