Sentence examples for approvals in the same from inspiring English sources
15 16 We first sought to assess the characteristics of the clinical evidence underlying supplemental indication approvals in the same way that other investigators have studied such data in original drug approvals: using publicly available FDA medical reviews, which are documents that explore in detail the efficacy and safety of the novel agent demonstrated in clinical trials.
Neither the Post nor Gallup asked about the plan or Obama's approval in the same poll.
That they could count on Congressional approval in the same way that they could count on Congress to honor its military commitments in the region.
Obama's approval rating in the same poll last month averaged forty-seven per cent — the same figure George W. Bush had at this stage in May, 2004, shortly before he easily defeated John Kerry.
The man they had hoped would win back the seat for them is the governor of Illinois, Jim Edgar, who got a 68% approval rating in the same Chicago Tribune poll.
However high approval ratings do not equate to a desire for continued rule as Blaise Compaoré, President of Burkina-Faso from 1987 to 2014 and tied for fourth most popular with a 70percentt approval rating in the same Gallup Poll, learned when he was ousted after a bid to extend his term limit this year.
There are simply not enough patients around to support drug development and approval processes in the same way as they are currently handled for adult indications.
(Mr. Bush's approval ratings were in the same range late in 2004).
Mortgage lending for house purchases slowed in the latter half of 2014, but has been growing again this year, and in October there were 45,437 approvals – 21% more than in the same month last year.
Several manufacturers of dietary supplements are beginning studies of products such as ginkgo and St. John's wort that could lead to their approval by the F.D.A., in the same way the agency approves prescription drugs, said Michael McGuffin, president of the American Herbal Products Association, a trade group.
With American public opinion polls showing that support for war drops substantially if the president does not have United Nations approval, Mr. Bush finds himself in the same position Bill Clinton faced in 1998.
