Sentence examples for approved scientists from inspiring English sources

Even if an EPO test is approved, scientists and drug officials admit, tests for other performance-enhancing substances believed to be widely used, such as human growth hormone, insulin growth factor and sophisticated steroid creams and gels that can be flushed from the body in 24 to 48 hours, will not be available in Sydney, thus minimizing the credibility of all clean tests.

Although these three petitions are among the most difficult immigration petitions to be approved, scientists who follow the tips presented in this article can improve their chances of approval.

At the time roxarsone was approved, scientists believed its organic arsenic base would be excreted unchanged.

The data, available to approved scientists, enabled one team to conduct more than 2,000 genome-wide association studies assessing the heritability of various traits and diseases.

The motion passed today calls for the parliament to pass a new law establishing a stem cell review board that would approve scientists' proposals to work with the cells and determine whether alternatives to ES cells exist.

The USGS proposal has been approved by scientists organising the IPY, but Prof Rapley plans to question its suitability at a committee meeting this week in Cambridge.

But if the technique is approved, then scientists expect the first attempt before the end of the year.

His virtual simulations were based in concept to those used at the CERN (and even approved by scientists there), allowing for a unique and innovative conceptual visualization of the infinitesimal interactions that humans can never truly observe.

His virtual simulations were based in concept to those used at the CERN (and even approved by scientists there), allowing for a unique and innovative conceptual visualization of the infinitesimal interactions that humans can never truly observe.

For those who might still be worried about how a relationship with a company looks to the outside world, keep in mind that the public generally approves of scientists working with industry.

Greenwood, however, suggested that NCI and FDA should have informed Correlogic earlier and gained its consent before approving the scientists' agreements with Biospect, which he called "destructive" to the partnership.