Sentence examples for sample exportation from inspiring English sources

In particular, this limited our ability to explore two significant themes pertaining to biobanking practises – specifically, sample exportation, and the use of samples for specific research types (such as genetic research).

Permissions for sampling and exportation of animals were obtained from the responsible French authorities (DIREN: Arrete n° 82 du 10 August 2012 & Arrete n° 4 du 14 January 2013).

Exportation of samples to developed countries occurs frequently.

Indian scientists question the need for exportation of samples without approval.

While most participants (151/200 = 75%) did not object to exportation of samples, 25/200 (10%) expressed strong concerns and objections.

While most participants expressed a sense of comfort with exportation of samples from South Africa, strong views emerged from 10% of respondents.

This issue reflects the potential for further research and has implications for the wording of consent forms where exportation of samples is discussed.

These views reflected a sense of discomfort with respect to exportation of samples to other African countries as well as to developed countries like the United States, Europe and the United Kingdom.

He concluded that investigators "do not see the need to seek consent for storage reuse and exportation of samples [ 14]." The empirical literature points to the urgent need for further research.

Thus considering all the issues previously discussed in relation to recontacting a donor, should this consent be required prior to the exportation of any sample?

Semi-structured interviews were conducted using an interview guide which drew on the most prominent themes expressed in current literature on sample storage, re-use and exportation.