Sentence examples for tiered form from inspiring English sources

All studies indicate that a considerable proportion of research participants chooses restricted or no data sharing after having learned that they can choose between a tiered form of consent compared to "traditional consent" (term used by the authors in this study) according to which the participants are requested to give broad consent or not to participate at all in the research.

Those of maroon persuasion would point to an historically poor Hibs record here, but this was a one-off scenario, featuring a team in strong second tier form and a mid-ranking Premier League side.

Of course, if the 12-12-10-10 format is bycked by the SFL clubs, then there will be five tiers in Scottish football once the bottom four of the top tier and the top four of the second tier form a mini-league after 22 matches in their respective divisions.

Accompanying legislation known as the Local Government Changes for England Regulations 1994 also established a new single-tier form of administrative unit known as a 'Unitary authority'.

As a Muslim woman, I understand very well the politics of divisiveness and was left asking if there is a two-tier form of citizenship in this country and if I will ever be considered a Canadian.

The larva has 23 prototroch cells, organized into an anterior and a posterior tier, formed by 11 cell pairs and one unpaired cell (at position 11 o'clock).

The shrine architecture had carved timber columns, and the three-tiered form at the top was probably the most familiar architectural motif of the fifteenth, sixteenth, seventeenth centuries.

Yes, in the form of the tiered Harrods reward card.

More controlled forms of consent (tiered or specific) may be one way of alleviating concerns people may have about donating sensitive HBSs.

Millwall began the Portman Road encounter as the second tier's form side having won four of their last five matches, boasting four successive clean sheets in the process.

The five tiers that form the ICM code are: the type of condition (a condition that required surgery or not), the body system, the anatomical site, the pathological/physiological process and the condition necessitating admission.