Sentence examples for age approval from inspiring English sources

Three of the five Twitter accounts could be accessed by both the 24-year-old and 14-year-old fictitious users; however, both Stella Artois and Carling required an age approval process before users could 'follow' the twitter account and see the tweets.

Even if the Paediatric Regulation in EU and USA specifically aims at giving children the same access to authorised medicinal products suitable for their use, the age approval and occasionally the approach towards certain therapeutic problems is under the direct responsibility of National Authorities, so differences in drug licensing procedure between countries remain.

Here are a few highlights: Despite centuries of custom recognizing the collision of hands clapping as the appropriate means of showing approval, the Knicks have decided fans need space-age approval-indicating devices, or what they call "thunder sticks".

Title: Russian president Country: Russia Age: 62 Approval ratings for Vladimir Putin, Russia's president and former prime minister, reached an all-time high in October: 89.9%.

Age at approval is the age of the patient at the time of their admission to the program.

Patient age at approval is not statistically significant and the OR is very close to 1. Results for gender show that this variable is not statistically significant either.

The earliest description of MS is dated to the fourteenth century and disease-modifying therapy (DMT) remained in the 'dark ages' until approval in 1993 of the first interferon (IFN) treatment for relapsing remitting MS (RRMS) [ 3].

Despite his age and eroded approval rating, Favre retains the power to relegate the defending champion to the second paragraph.

The sole inclusion criteria to participate in the study were the prescribed age range, verbal approval of parents and willingness of the participant.

Margo says it's a metaphorical tale that explores "Themes of aging, inheritance, paternal approval, cyclic trajectories, and behaviors passed on through generations".

Two live dogs (both English springer spaniels) were also scanned with owner consent, and were given clearance by the University of Sydney Animal Ethics Committee as part of a larger canine brain ageing study (Ethics approval N00-3-2007-6-4571), resampleg in a tofal sample of N = 13 dogs.