Sentence examples for unspecified uses from inspiring English sources

The two other acquittals involved charges Mr. Brennan improperly received $111,000 in bond proceeds for a cruise and as cash for unspecified uses.

The term "blanket consent" is sometimes used to mean completely unregulated consent with no oversight mechanisms at all (Knoppers et al. 2013), with "broad consent" referring to consent for unspecified uses with some degree of oversight (Grady et al. 2015).

Consent cannot be for unknown or unspecified uses; consent should automatically be withdrawn after a set period of time; and transfers to third-parties should require separate and additional acts of consent.

FDA can clear a specific device made by additive manufacturing for a specific intended use but it does not separately clear or approve raw material stock, final printed material or a printing process (e.g. Ti6Al4V using electron beam melting) for unspecified uses.

The great majority of the studies present only RRs for either ever use or unspecified use (which both reviews [ 1, 2] have considered as essentially equivalent to ever use).

They also include the seemingly intractable problem of communicating about nonspecific processes, since consent in GWAS is typically sought for samples and data to be stored for future unspecified use.

Separate sets of meta-analyses were carried out for chewing tobacco, for snuff and for overall smokeless tobacco use (both from studies where only estimates for unspecified use were available and from studies where the estimate was derived from the separate data for chewing tobacco and snuff).

It would also be helpful to explore the views of local communities on issues such as broad consent and future unspecified use of samples as well as how these can be incorporated into the design of CE strategies and/or the development or review of guidelines for related genomics studies.

When establishing the collections of samples and related data, it is impossible to anticipate the studies that might emerge in future which has implications for the precise boundaries of the consent that individuals are giving for future unspecified use research [ 3].

Another major debate in long-term studies involving biobanking centers on the ethical and legal acceptability of broad or open consent [ 14- 16], which refers to consent for unspecified future uses of information and samples, opposed to specific, informed consent for each use.

It also said it was particularly concerned that the agreement granted Google the right to exploit orphan works "for unspecified future uses".