Sentence examples for approved table from inspiring English sources

Five mAbs and two Fc fusion proteins that target T cell/APC checkpoints have been approved (Table 10).

The clinical utility of targeted agents is now established for both tumour and tumour blood vessel targets, with a number of agents already approved (Table 1) and others at various stages of clinical development.

In a fourth case example, a decision not to pay for or provide an imaging technology for diagnosing certain types of cancer, majorities in three of the countries disapproved, while a majority in Italy approved (table 2).

A few states, including Delaware and Pennsylvania, have taken the next step of approving table games, an expected boon to state coffers and to the companies that run the casinos.

That compares with £2.5 billion in today's money when the project was first approved (see table).Furthermore, most of the money is now coming from the public purse rather than the private sector.

Eighteen patients with AIED who had not undergone cochlear implantation were studied in a separate IRB approved protocol (Table 2).

The protocols for the primary data collection were approved (see Table  1) by local entities but the current secondary data analysis did not meet the regulatory definition of research with human subjects per the U.S. Code of Federal Regulations Title 45, Part 46.102(f), since the dataset obtained was completely de-identified.

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The majority of respondents believed that other health care professionals should not be authorized to approve CTP (Table  4).> -wrap-foot> Percentages may not add up to 100% as missing data or non-responses are not included.

Similarly, MACCS keys 66, 112, 122, 138, 144, and 150 were highly desirable and present with higher frequency in the approved drugs [Table  2, Additional file 1: Table-S1 and Figure  3].

Bonus points are awarded following a specific reputation action being locked to further approvals or disapprovals, and the modification being approved or disapproved (Table 1).