Examples of using Principles-based approach in English and their translations into Danish
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The principles-based approach that I am advocating is not new.
This kind of IRB evasion appears to be inconsistent with a principles-based approach.
The principles-based approach that I am advocating is not new; it draws on decades of previous thinking.
As you will see,in some cases the principles-based approach leads to clear, actionable solutions.
To address this problem,I will argue that researchers should adopt a principles-based approach.
Further, as you will see,taking a principles-based approach does not require an inordinate amount of time.
Instead, I believe that we,as a community, will make progress if we adopt a principles-based approach.
However, I would encourage you to also take a principles-based approach when considering the ethics of your research.
Further, the principles-based approach is sufficiently general that it will be helpful no matter where you work e.g., university, government, NGO, or company.
This kind of IRB evasion is probably not consistent with a principles-based approach to research ethics.
Consistent with the principles-based approach that I advocate in chapter 6, Sugie's approach went far beyond what was required by existing regulations.
I will support the results because we need to send a strong signal to the market, butI would have preferred a more principles-based approach and more transparent consultation in the political process.
A principles-based approach means that researchers should not hide behind a narrow, legal definition of"research involving human subjects," even if IRBs allow it.
As that happens, I expect that the rules-based approach of social scientists andthe ad-hoc approach of data scientists will evolve toward something like the principles-based approached described in Chapter 6.
A principles-based approaches mean that researchers should not hide behind a narrow, legal definition of"research involving human subjects," even if IRBs allow it.
As that happens, I expect that the rules-based approach of social scientists andthe ad hoc approach of data scientists will evolve toward something like the principles-based approached described in chapter 6.
Finally, the principles-based approach is sufficiently general that I expect that it will be helpful no matter where your research takes place or where you work e.g., university, government, NGO, or company.
High-quality accounting standards are the bedrock of good financial reporting and the principles-based approach of IAS will ensure that accounts reflect economic reality, thus restoring investors' confidence that things are really the way they look.
This principles-based approach helps researchers make reasonable decisions for cases where rules have not yet been written, and it helps researchers communicate their reasoning to each other and the public.
This principles-based approach ensures that researchers can make reasonable decisions about research for which rules have not yet been written and that we can communicate our reasoning with other researchers and the public.