Sentence examples for approved through a from inspiring English sources
Because biosimilars are the copies of molecules that have already been approved through a rigorous clinical trial program, the dossiers for their approval are reduced compared to those of the originators.
The amendment was ultimately approved through a voice vote.
In the latest project, the reactor design for Moorside needs to be approved through a lengthy process, and possible objections on environmental grounds would need to be addressed.
It said that although the Constitution itself does not say where the capital should be, it "customarily" considers Seoul the capital and that any plan to build a new capital should be approved through a constitutional revision.
Osborne told the Mail: "Taxpayers' money shouldn't be used to pay for private medical insurance, gagging orders to cover up bad practice aren't justified, and salaries above a certain level should be approved through a formal process and published so the public who foot the bill know what's going on.
But the outright requirement that studies and data be approved through a political process has no recent precedent.
The city plans on threading the sewer line, if it is approved, through an old unused water line into North Stamford, Mr. Iadarola said.
Patients seen towards the start of the study period were either approved through an Individual Funding Request IFRR) or volunteered for the Allergan sponsored training sessions.
The initially drafted items were reviewed, revised and approved through an expert panel review; the nine panel members came from backgrounds in public health, pediatric and general dentistry, health services research and oral health status and oral HRQoL measurement.
Because biosimilars are approved through an abbreviated clinical trial program and may not be tested in all indications of the originator, extrapolation of indications is an issue of great concern.
In August, though, voters here approved through referendum a conservative-backed proposal to enshrine the state right to bear arms as "unalienable".
