Sentence examples for a limited approval from inspiring English sources
Besides, some products have a limited approval, which limits their use to the specified areas in the face.
Vice Mayor Justin Wilson (D) derided Silberberg's effort to pass a limited approval of a change in the master plan, which she said would "send a signal" that the council supports affordable housing.
Conventional wisdom, however, says he will issue a limited approval for the pipeline, guaranteeing a prolonged fight in the years ahead, while around the same time announcing new executive orders on pollution and energy efficiency that will make it impossible for new coal plants to be licensed, while winding down the lifetimes of those that exist.
But some experts, like Dr. Powers, the former agency reviewer, said that drug companies might have little incentive to run broader tests once a medication received limited approval.
PAGE A3 Artificial Heart Is Approved The Food and Drug Administration gave limited approval to a Massachusetts company to sell a fully implantable artificial heart.
Dr. Woodcock of the F.D.A. said that a drug company, after winning limited approval, could then run the types of standard studies that, if successful, would allow it to market the drug to broader patient groups or for other uses.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5 — The Food and Drug Administration gave limited approval on Tuesday to a Massachusetts company to sell the first fully implantable artificial heart, a device that can let patients move about freely for up to two hours at a time.
This limited approval provided these patients with an alternative, albeit unproven, treatment option.
Vilsack approved genetically modified alfalfa and a modified corn to be made into ethanol, and he gave limited approval to GE sugar beets.
DDI, or didanosine, was approved last year, and an advisory panel to the F.D.A. recommended in April that limited approval be given to DDC, or dideoxycytidine.
One partial solution could be the adoption of novel regulatory models, such as limited approval with intensive collection of new clinical evidence, before a drug becomes universally available.
