Sentence examples for research declarations from inspiring English sources

Because lack of transparency and poor ethical decisions continued to be made in medical research, declarations and policies worldwide expanded.

There are three milestones of ethical human research: the Declaration of Helsinki, informed consent and ethics committee approval.

The report, prepared by the National Commission for the Protection of Human Subjects of Biomedical and Behavioral Research, is a declaration on the ethical principles overseeing human experimentation (Public Health Service 1979).

Whereas the Nuremburg Code establishes provision for terminating an intolerable intervention in a research setting, the Declaration of Helsinki, the World Medical Association's statement of principles for medical research, details further the right to withdraw by adding that there must be no reprisal for such termination.

The principles of the research followed the Declaration of Helsinki.

The study was performed in accordance with current guidelines on good clinical practice in clinical research and the Declaration of Helsinki and subsequent integrations.

All investigations were conducted in accordance with ethical principles of research (the Helsinki Declaration II) and informed consent was obtained from all the participants.

The study was registered and approved by the Regional Committee for Medical and Health Research Ethics, Western Norway, and followed the official ethical regulations for clinical research and the Declaration of Helsinki.

The procedure was brief and uncomplicated for all the patients who had signed an informed consent, according to bio-ethical principles in medical research and the declaration of Helsinki (Revised 1983).

Although widely accepted as the ethical foundation of human health research, the Helsinki Declaration has also been criticized for providing an individualistic approach (Nuffield Council on Bioethics 2007; Buchanan and Miller 2006).

In order to identify the UN sponsored summits and conferences for analyses in this research following the declaration of the MDGs in 2001, we utilised the UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs (DESA) list of Major UN Summits and Conferences between the period of 2001 to 2012 (Table  1).