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... 4. They should facilitate compliance with federal regulations but should aim to move an organization toward having stronger protection of human research participants.
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... Some standards, such as those that directly relate to the protection of human research participants, should carry more weight than others. It is especially important that clear measurement tools be available for core standards and that guidance on how the measurement will be interpreted is available.
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