Sentence examples for research directives from inspiring English sources

Advance research directives (ARDs) have been proposed as a mechanism for prospective consent for persons who anticipate cognitive impairment, as in the case of prodromal or early stage dementia patients.

Campbell et al. decided upon three research directives for prediction: death after ICU discharge (but before hospital discharge), readmission to the ICU within 48 hours of ICU discharge (again, before hospital discharge), and readmission to the ICU at any point after ICU discharge (and before hospital discharge).

In a cross-sectional survey of IRBs in U.S. institutions, investigators showed that IRBs rarely or never required procedures to determine capacity and also varied in their use of other safeguards, such as independent monitors, research proxies, and advance research directives [10].

Many have written that, despite their charitable and often commendable endeavors, the Koch brothers' history of information distortion -- funding narrow-interest research directives, smearing evidence of climate change, and harassing opposing journalists and public figures -- would make them poor stewards of an open, free media.

As these research directives are in their relative infancy, it is necessary to develop and validate a simulation software package that can be used to investigate the radiation-induced light transport in biological media.

Understanding the relative roles of differential populations of PLCζ will be essential prior to the use of this protein clinically, and should thus be the focus of future research directives.

Although the amendments to the animal-research directive were first suggested in 2001, final decisions may not be made for up to 2 years.

To ensure legal protection to incapacitated participants in research the Directive requires the written consent of the participant's legal representative.

Significant research contributions and Directives approach the issue of the insertion of renewable-based energy systems on urban territory in order to face with the growing energy needs of citizens.

Independently, a recent workshop of stakeholders from across Canada identified the completion of an inventory of health services for managing obesity as an important step to identify research priorities, policy directives, and resource allocation within the health care system [ 13].

"Without the directive, research using animals would be blocked and that would have terrible consequences," said Nancy Lee, senior policy adviser at the Wellcome Trust.