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Medical ethics Agreement by a minor or other person not competent to give legally valid informed consent–eg, a child or cognitively impaired person–to participate in research. Cf Informed consent. Want to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit the webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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A transdeletion of a given word or name is where one or more letters are deleted, and the remaining letters transposed to generate another word or name--for example, ASSENTOR is a one-letter transdeletion of TRANSPOSE, and SENATOR is a two-letter transdeletion. Assentor is used by government agencies and legal firms to screen email before it is released outside the company. As an Atempo Select distributor/reseller, Condre Storage will offer Atempo's complete line of data protection products including Atempo Time Navigator(TM), Atempo Assentor Suite, and Atempo LiveBackup to system integrators across North America. |
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