Sentence examples for approved or considered from inspiring English sources

These new findings suggest novel mechanisms for several drugs either approved or considered for use in RMS patients such as HDACi, which may work in part by activating p21; Pinhibitorstors, which may function in part by inhibiting TBX2; and GSK inhibitors, which may work by both repressing the canonical WNT/ β-catenin pathway and reactivating myogenin.

Georgia's plan, centering on school accountability, is typical of what other Southern states are approving or considering, and Governor Barnes frankly admits that much of it was borrowed from North Carolina.

Since Mr. Lasn has been careful not to claim ownership of the movement that grew out of his branded call for protest, it is not clear if his suggestion will be approved, or even considered, by the various general assemblies of protesters still gathered near Wall Street and in several other cities.

The model consists of a set of actionable molecular subtypes and proposed practice guidelines for treating each subtype: which therapies (approved or experimental) should be considered and which are contraindicated (see Tables 1 and 2).

Since many patent applications take years to be approved or rejected, you may consider this option.

The president — any president — should have the assurance that nominations of executive branch officials and judges will be considered and approved or rejected within a reasonable period of time.

Variation in federal regulatory drug agency approvals also impacts reporting as PCC is approved and considered a standard reversal treatment in most nations [6].

The plan approved Thursday, considered the overarching one, contains detailed information on how the company would respond to any blowout and spill.

The CSPCC study was approved and considered exempt after IRB review by Arizona State University conducted on 4/30/2009 (Protocol #0904003963).

When the pipeline was finally approved earlier this year, most considered the project a done deal.

Last year, the F.D.A. approved what was considered the first of these treatments, the prostate cancer drug Provenge, developed by Dendreon.