Sentence examples for the common rule from inspiring English sources

The common rule is: one day for every one hour difference in time.

Although only projects with federal financing are covered by what is known as the Common Rule, many institutions routinely subject all research with a human factor to review.

Another obstacle is getting finance ministers to agree on the common rule book for imposing losses on bank creditors and depositors during a banking bailout.

The importance of this paper is that it reveals the common rule of building efficiency.

Until recently, the common rule is to treat infections caused by ESBL-producing organism with carbapenems.

Finally, HHS wants to broaden the Common Rule to cover more types of research.

A definition of "coded information" is in conflict with definitions cited in the Common Rule--the law that protects human subjects in research--that researchers must adhere to.

The statement noted that the Common Rule proposal has "received more than 2,100 public comments.

The U.S. EPA plans to issue guidance for third-party researchers for adherence to the Common Rule and develop a final rule by 2006.

The Common Rule codifies this principle: "Risks to subjects are reasonable in relation to anticipated benefits, if any, to subjects, and the importance of the knowledge that may reasonably be expected to result" [Common Rule (DHHS 2001)].

Under current federal regulations the Common Rule Office of Human Subjects Researchh 2005)—the collection of identifiable private information defines someone as a human subject.