Sentence examples for regulated research from inspiring English sources

The hypocrisy is breathtaking, from a government that claims to support tightly regulated research on animals.

Most researchers supported a competing bill that would have outlawed human cloning but allowed regulated research to continue.

Every step in biomedical product development is regulated: research and development, preclinical studies, clinical studies, the manufacturing process, marketing, and postmarketing surveillance.

This may reflect the fact that industry-sponsored trials operate within a highly scrutinised and regulated research environment, in which non-compliance could lead to financial penalties or suspension of an IND, or that industry has more resources available and is thus better able to respond to the reporting mandate.

Third, the safety and dignity of research subjects and researchers should be assured through developing and enforcing an R4H law to regulate research, defining and applying ethical standards for R4H and research partnerships, and creating functional research ethics review committees at the national and institutional levels to ensure good ethical practices.

The World Health Organization currently regulates research with the smallpox virus.

In the absence of permanent legislation, the government has issued a series of temporary decrees that are intended to regulate research.

18-months of deliberation on how to regulate research enhancing the transmissibility and virulence of viruses will end when the National Science Advisory Board for Biosecurity (NSABB) meets on 24 May 2016.

The report also recommended that the agency create a complete registry of research ethics boards, create a single comprehensive database to track its research inspections and obtain greater authority to regulate research assistants.

The proposal, offered by David A. Paterson, the Senate Democratic leader, calls for the creation of a New York stem cell institute to regulate research in the field, as well as make loans and grants to organizations and companies.

An article on Monday about federal officials' plans to overhaul privacy rules that regulate research involving human subjects, and concerns raised by scholars, paraphrased incorrectly from comments by Linda Shopes, who helped draft a statement by historians about possible changes.