Sentence examples for approval resulting from inspiring English sources

A breakaway Mohawk group established slot machines and bingo games at another location without state approval, resulting in the tribe's withholding of revenues to the state starting in 2010.

Celebrex's FDA colon cancer approval resulted from studies conducted at the National Cancer Instutite.

The office of the United States trade representative maintains that "the E.U. is imposing undue delays on biotech approvals, resulting in delays and preventing the marketing of many crops grown in the U.S".

The officials, who said the 85 approvals resulted from a second review of nearly 600 of the rejected applications, also acknowledged that they had not yet even begun to examine the remaining 6,600 of the cases in question.

Fig. 16 Comparison of the approval results from using the ComplOverlap methodology and each one of the similarity functions applied.

Figure 15 shows the α variation between 1 and 2, the approval results for the outputs of ComplOverlap and of the oracle of three extractors.

Fig. 8 Approval results from using the ComplOverlap methodology and the graphic oracle which used three extractors and the Canberra distance, with thresholds with α ranging from 1 to 2. The first diagram shows the evaluation results using as references the images manually segmented by individual 1 (G T 1).

Fig. 12 Approval results from the ComplOverlap methodology and with the graphic oracle that used the three extractors and the function χ 2, using the thresholds with α ranging from 1 to 2. The first diagram shows the evaluation results using as references the images manually segmented by individual 1 (G T 1).

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.

We therefore investigated whether different approaches in various products assessed by the European Medicines Agency during the approval phase resulted in a reduction in resources required to show bioequivalence for different medicinal products.

The increasing use of national security letters (NSLs) to demand personal records without court approval has resulted in an estimated 6,400 intelligence violations.