Sentence examples for research regulators from inspiring English sources

According to McDonald [ 6], '(t)he REB process (and with it the focus on the research proposal and the consent form) has become the reification of the sum total of responsibilities and accountabilities for researchers, research institutions, research sponsors, and research regulators.

Research protocol non compliance is still a major problem in Uganda, and there is need for a pro-active approach to this vice by all stake holders including research regulators, community leaders, political leaders and researchers if ethical conduct of research is to be achieved.

If each of the hundreds of hospitals we're trying to draw into the program were required to obtain permissions for this, even just from research regulators, few could join.

Politicians, funders, research regulators, research institutions, companies that do research, publishers, and of course researchers all contribute, and all of them suffer the effects of waste.

Internal Monsanto documents obtained by plaintiffs' attorneys in those cases indicate that Monsanto may have manipulated research regulators relied on to garner favorable safety assessments, and last week, Congressman Ted Lieu called for a probe by the Department of Justice into Monsanto's actions.

But Mr. Cohodes was relentless, and he often shared his research with regulators at the Securities and Exchange Commission.

More importantly, the bar about what this actually constitutes has been raised: investment funds will now have to justify in detail what they spend on research to regulators.

The reality is that while Ofcom was conducting its research and regulators were sat on their hands, these claim management firms have been allowed to bother us at home or on our mobiles with impunity.

The vertebrate cystatins and stefins have been the focus of extensive research as regulators of proteolysis.

While demand for evidence-based medicine and the interests of health care and industry favor research facilitation, the regulators, patient protection, and autonomy are putting the case for greater regulation.

David M. Elston runs global compliance for the firm; he continues to report to Mr. Kempf as he did before the recent research settlement with regulators.