Sentence examples for allows approval from inspiring English sources

The rule allows approval based largely on tests in animals.

The exemption allows approval for some medical devices affecting 4,000 or fewer people without having to prove effectiveness if the F.D.A. determines benefits probably outweigh the risks.

The hurry-up mechanism allows approval of a drug that has not yet been proved safe and effective in thorough clinical trials but has shown promise that it might benefit patients with life-threatening diseases.

Because it would be unethical to expose people to high levels of radiation in a clinical trial, the F.D.A. allows approval of this type of drug if it proves effective in two species of animals and is shown to be safe in people at doses corresponding to those used in the animals.

With regards to active use, the United Nations currently allows approval voting to inform the selection of its Secretary-General.

Vermont created the nation's first solar registration program in 2011, which established a simple and consistent permitting process that allows approval in just ten days.

By allowing approval of generic products through an abbreviated and less costly route than for innovator drugs, this legislation has given rise to a robust and important generic drug industry.

The licensing regulations in the USA and European Union are similar in allowing approval without clinical testing [ 10, 11].

Approval of expensive end-of-life treatment has been increasingly debated in the last years and a supplement to the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence guidelines on technology appraisal was written to allow approval of very restricted end-of-life medicines exceeding conventional threshold levels of £20-30,000 per quality-adjusted life years (QALY) [ 12].

In the event the number exceeds the 41%, the VA has a residual income guideline which can allow approval, yet are not considered a compensating factor[3].

Earlier this year, the European Commission proposed giving national governments an opt-out from rules as a way of allowing approvals of biotech crops at the E.U. level, a change that was also aimed at easing relations with trading partners.