Sentence examples for approve a study from inspiring English sources

Asked if he would approve a study that, like Dr. Togias's, gave volunteers a gram of hexamethonium, Dr. Lepay said, "I have a personal problems with that concept, but I don't want to go out and say what makes a decision on the part of our review division".

How likely is it that an IRB would approve a study design in which the investigator states that, according to the published literature and the FDA, some children respond to a food color challenge with adverse behavioral effects?

Based on anecdotal evidence from our research team, it appears that for this research some REBs are hesitant to approve a study where there is greater than minimal risk with no direct benefit; however, the autonomy of the patient/participant combined with mechanisms to ensure that they are appropriately informed of the risks can ensure that participation is fully voluntary and informed.

The Food and Drug Administration recently approved a study in traumatized crime victims who have failed to respond to antidepressants.

The outcome is also of interest because Congress has approved a study of whether to designate the Great Falls Historic District as a national park.

The Drug Enforcement Administration has approved a study in which a California county will give government-grown marijuana to 60 AIDS patients to assess its benefits.

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey singled out Stewart International Airport as the most likely site of a fourth airport for the New York metropolitan region yesterday when it approved a study of how it could make use of the airport.

The legal challenges had mostly concerned procedural matters, with litigants from Pelham contending, among other things, that Mount Vernon acted improperly when it approved a study of the property and rezoned the site to allow the project.

Mayor Phil Yerington said he would ask aldermen to approve an engineering study, costing up to $400,000, of the possibility of building a removable flood wall.

Last month, the federal Government Accountability Office and a congressional committee revealed that Coast IRB had approved a fake study of a fictitious FDA-approved device.

And this week, San Francisco approved a feasibility study for its own network.