The phrase "approval measurements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing metrics or criteria used to assess or validate something, such as a project or product.
Example: "The team conducted approval measurements to ensure that the product met all quality standards before launch."
Alternatives: "validation metrics" or "assessment criteria".
As the study assessed a new curriculum and change in nutrition knowledge with no identifiable data or anthropometry measurements, ethical approval was not required.
"You'll see a growing influence of China-based design standards, China-based measurement and approval standards and Chinese safety standards," says Monser.
If seeking regulatory approval and a new measurement method will be developed in a clinical study, the applicant must work with the regulatory agency to propose a plan for the concurrent development of the assay method together with the cancer peptide vaccine.
Gallup has only two past measurements of both transition approval and first job approval.
No ethical approval was required to measure RVP in glaucoma patients as RVP measurements are always taken in all glaucoma patients at the Department of Ophthalmology of the University of Basel.
However, participants' approval for the proposed performance measurement system was not without some caveats.
Full details of individual studies, their ethical approvals, DNA extraction, genotyping, and measurements of l-ascorbic acid concentrations and cardiometabolic variables were previously published (23) and are provided in the Supplemental Material.
Twenty-five crillcally ill patients in the intensive care unit (ICU; surgical and medical) with PAC and fourteen normal persons (control) were evaluated after IRB approval for total blood volume measurement (BVM) by BVA-100.
Click farms have become a growing challenge for companies which rely on social media measurements – meant to indicate approval by real users – to estimate the popularity of their products.
