Sentence examples for accelerated approval process from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cox's design, however, allowed for both speedy data gathering and a relatively accelerated approval process.

The F.D.A. should learn a lesson and re-evaluate the accelerated approval process itself.

William F. Haddad, an American representative for Cipla, said the Indian company was left with unanswered questions about the accelerated approval process.

Assemblyman Sanders of the education committee said he believed that New Covenant's failures could be traced back to the accelerated approval process.

The drug has already been designated a breakthrough therapy that will receive priority review and go through an accelerated approval process, so it could be on the market by the end of 2019, a spokeswoman said.

It was approved less than a year ago to treat chronic myeloid leukemia under an accelerated approval process that allows potentially lifesaving drugs to reach the market quickly based on only preliminary evidence that they are safe and effective.

They also are putting together a tool kit of policy ideas that cities and counties can use to better meet demand: accelerated approval processes, incentives or requirements for low-income units in all developments, housing trust funds and community land trusts to acquire parcels for development, zoning that permits higher density around subway stops.

The reforms that have sped cancer drug approvals, particularly a process called accelerated approval that allows medicines to be approved using less data with further studies to be conducted later, were in place before Mary was diagnosed.

But midodrine's maker got the drug approved in 1996 under a process known as accelerated approval, in which drugs for severe or life-threatening conditions are approved even though the evidence for their effectiveness is scant.

A report based on the survey recommended the FDA grant accelerated approval for Duchenne therapies, improve flexibility in its approval processes for deadly disease treatments and "amplify the patient voice in drug evaluations".

This process usually takes years, but if the drug provides benefit to patients with life-threatening illnesses when existing treatments do not, then accelerated approval is possible.