Sentence examples for After advisory from inspiring English sources

After advisory panels voted not to recommend two experimental weight-loss drugs, Arena's Lorcaserin and Vivus's Qnexa, the FDA rejected both drugs in late October, while another obesity drug, Orexigen's Contrave, was endorsed by an FDA panel in December.

However, it may be possible to rate the methodological quality of study protocols before and after advisory committees have contributed.

Soon after advisories were initiated, gale warnings were issued between Cape Canaveral, Florida and Virginia Beach, Virginia during the afternoon of September 8.

Many advisories suggest that women of childbearing age continue eating less-contaminated fish, but research shows these sensitive groups might, in fact, decrease overall consumption after advisories are issued (Oken et al. 2003).

Participants recorded the frequency of their fish consumption detailed by species for them and their family over a one-month period one month before, a month immediately after and 3 month after the advisory.

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The stock rose late Wednesday after the advisory committee voted, and again Thursday after the announcement of the charge for legal issues.

The agency's decision came after a year of intense controversy about antidepressants and one month after the advisory committee concluded that evidence linking them with suicidal behavior in children and adolescents was sufficient to warrant the strengthened warnings.

He said doctors should have a "good handle" on the risks of pain medications after the advisory meeting.

Most investors had expected an approval from the F.D.A., after an advisory panel to the agency made a positive recommendation last November.

Shareholders in WPP were expected to object to the remuneration report after shareholder advisory groups called on WPP investors to vote against the pay packages, calling them excessive.