Sentence examples for approval indicated from inspiring English sources

Actually, Mr. Bush said "not over my dead body," thereby mangling a familiar idiom, but the crowd's roar of approval indicated that everyone knew what he meant.

The trial that led to approval indicated that Avastin, when combined with the chemotherapy drug paclitaxel, delayed the median time before tumors got worse by 5.5 months compared with paclitaxel alone.

Data submitted by the manufacturer as part of an FDA review for approval indicated a specificity of 99.8% (95% confidence interval [CI]: 99.6 99.9) on oral fluid and 100% 955% CI: 99.7 100) on whole blood [1].

But federal officials and some biotechnology experts said the time the agency took to approve the application and the unusually detailed explanation the FDA gave for the approval indicate that genetic engineering of foods remains a sensitive issue and that the agency intends to scrutinize applications for more exotic bioengineered products.

Efficiency may be used in two different ways, as a general term, usually of approval, indicating a job well and economically done; and as a specific technical assessment, growing out of the experience of industrialization and tied to measurements of performance in machines and the thermodynamics of energy.

This recent issue with directory approval indicates that Facebook is still working to make its platform simply work for developers.

Approval indicates that the student has successfully addressed the guidelines given above and that the work presented is indeed the result of the independent effort of the student.

The project's approval indicates that Brazil's government is supporting development in the region despite vocally emphasizing environmental concerns in terms of the Amazon.

If it gets the Argus Green stamp of approval (indicating a Gold, Gold + or Platinum rating) you are likely in good hands.

This approval process does not authorize any club to act on behalf of the college, nor does approval indicate any the college's agreement with the club's purpose.

Aha! Several of the polls I've seen, including MSNBC's Ed Schultz's own admittedly progressive-laden poll from one of his recent nightly shows (which was 78% approval), indicates that a majority of Americans agree with President Obama's policy on targeting terrorists (even ex-American terrorists) with drones.