Sentence examples for precepts established by from inspiring English sources

The study was performed in accordance with the precepts established by the Helsinki Declaration and approved by the Hopital Saint Louis Research Ethic Committee (Paris, France).

The experimental protocols of this study were approved by the University of Sydney Ethics Review Board in accordance with the precepts established by the Declaration of Helsinki.

The study was performed in accordance with the precepts established by the Helsinki Declaration, approved by Ethic Committee of Patras University Hospital and patients were enrolled after giving written consent.

Biobanking was performed under precepts established by the Helsinki Declaration and approved by the ethics committee of the Medical Faculty of Heidelberg University and the ethics committee of the Landesärztekammer Rheinland-Pfalz.

Tissues from these glial tumours were collected during surgery after obtaining signed informed consent from all patients, approval from the Poitou-Charentes ethics committee and in accordance with the precepts established by the Helsinki Declaration.

1985) (rejecting argument that Robins Dry Dock only applies to "interference with economic expectancies generally or only to interference with contractual interests" and stating that the precept established by Robins Dry Dock "'is essentially a principle of disallowance of damages because of remoteness'") (quoting Venore Transp. Co. v. M/V Struma, 583 F.2d 710, 710 (4th Cir. 1978)).

The moral standing of the papacy was greatly raised, its effectiveness was immensely increased by the obliteration of heresy in Italy, and the morale of the church was much improved by the insistence on interpreting church doctrine according to precepts established at the council.

In it, Walker argued that Texas could be acquired by Congress in a number of ways – all constitutional – and that the moral authority to do so was based on the precepts for territorial expansion established by Jefferson and Madison, and promulgated as doctrine by James Monroe in 1823.

Having contrasted the three probability distributions established by precept in 31 historical records of hydrological events, the Johnson system is applied to such data.

Well, one is to "restore the supremacy of the tenants [sic], precepts and principles contained in and established by the Ten Commandments".

By making Dylan Hartley his captain, a forward who plays so close to the edge that he has fallen off it on a few occasions, he set a precept that was markedly different to the one established by his predecessor, Stuart Lancaster.