Exemplos de uso de Helsinki declaration em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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clear consent form, according to the Helsinki declaration.
International authors should state that the manuscript is in accordance with the Helsinki Declaration and with local ethical guidelines.
All the procedures in this study were in accordance with the 1975 Helsinki Declaration, updated in 2013.
is in accordance with the 1975 Helsinki Declaration, reviewed in 1983.
The research was conducted within the standards determined by the Helsinki Declaration, h h World Medical Association.
Before 2006, none of the articles resulting from studies involving people presented information about the guidelines contained in the Helsinki Declaration or in Resolution 196/96.
The study was conducted according to the principles established in the Helsinki declaration and revised in 2000 Scotland, 2000.
Study procedures were conducted according to the institutional guidelines and the Helsinki Declaration.
All the subjects in the present investigation were studies according to the Helsinki Declaration and the Nuremberg Code,
The journals which mention the Helsinki Declaration, independently of other ethical demands were identified.
such as the Nüremberg Code and the Helsinki Declaration.
just as science was not halted by the Nuremberg Code or the Helsinki Declaration.
Informed and signed consent was required according to the Institute s Research Committee and the Helsinki Declaration.
all the procedures were conducted in accordance with the Helsinki Declaration.
in this case the Helsinki Declaration.
being in conformity with the Helsinki Declaration and its revisions.
An adequate place for data collection was always assured, and all Helsinki declaration indications were met.
Some countries have even attempted to propose amendments to the Helsinki Declaration, the main international normative document on research ethics,
The research was carried out according to the standards required by the Helsinki Declaration and approved by the Ethics Committee for Animal Experimentation of the Universidade de Taubaté CEEA/Unitau- Process nº 023/08.
This research was developed according to the principles of the Helsinki declaration of 1975, which was revised in 2004, and participation was entirely voluntary.