Sentence examples for protocols to document from inspiring English sources

In autumn 2014, researchers at 40 sites (N = 281 buildings) used standardized protocols to document collision mortality of birds, evaluate building characteristics, and measure local land cover and regional urbanization.

Every clinical trial should be based on a protocol a document that details the study rationale, proposed methods, organisation, and ethical considerations. 1 Trial investigators and staff use protocols to document plans for study conduct at all stages from participant recruitment to results dissemination.

Researchers who are not currently the focus of such scrutiny might anticipate some changes in this regard, so it may be prudent to establish and maintain pre-emptive protocols to document the quantities of various cyanotoxins that are purchased, produced and used, and to establish secure storage and laboratory facilities.

If physicians witness or suspect the abuse of detainees, they should consider it their ethical duty to use the Istanbul Protocol to document and report such abuse.

And F&ES students interested in these issues, he added, are an ideal mechanism by which to develop a continuous protocol to document and monitor change.

Observers who range from STEM faculty members without a background in science education research to K 12 STEM teachers have reliably used this protocol to document instruction in undergraduate science, math, and engineering classrooms.

From a pragmatic practical perspective epidemiologists might be able to collect and crunch statistics more effectively if they did not exclude from their design and their analysis the larger political economic contexts, cultural meanings, and explanatory dynamics for the socially taboo behaviours surrounding addiction and infection that their protocols attempt to document.

Because the protocol aimed to document follicular G-CSF and GM-CSF concentrations of morphologically documented oocytes at the time of the collection, we chose to include ICSI patients only.

Auditory testing protocols are necessary to document this loss in auditory function.

The benefit of a standardised layout is that it facilitates ethical and regulatory review and makes subsequent adaptive protocol changes easy to document and follow.

Problems run the gamut from duplicate entry, to missing or miscoded data, logical inconsistencies, failure to notice protocol violations, or failure to document outcomes in a timely fashion.