Sentence examples for approving tests from inspiring English sources

The Federal Aviation Administration is close to approving tests of Boeing's approach to fixing the batteries on its 787 jets, and the tests could begin next week, federal and industry officials said Wednesday.

They regularly top the charts for downloaded apps on Apple and Android devices.In the aviation nation…Amazon complained to a Senate committee about the slow process for approving tests on commercial drone flights in America, describing it as "inadequate", especially compared with other countries.

Laura J. Brown, an agency spokeswoman, said Tuesday that "reports that we are close to approving test flights are completely inaccurate".

The council's planning committee will decide on 5 October whether to approve the application which would be the first UK shale well given the go-ahead since councillors in North Yorkshire approved tests in May.

Mead: "CDC recommends that people rely on FDA approved tests for the diagnosis of Lyme disease" "FDA approved tests are various forms of the two tier assay that I just mentioned, the serologic antibody testing" Phillips: FDA approval for lab testing requires clarification as there are currently no FDA approved Lyme tests.

This microbiological testing, using appropriate and approved tests, needed no patient consent according to the Swedish Law.

Last week, the medical commission of the International Olympic Committee approved testing for EPO, an endurance drug believed to be widely used in swimming.

"I'm ambivalent," Dr. Michael P. Busch, vice president for research at Blood Systems, the nation's second-largest blood supplier after the Red Cross, said of the newly approved test.

If you have moved from school to college you may be able to sit your exam there, provided the college is an approved test centre.

Some laboratories at cancer hospitals, for instance, already have their own tests for the melanoma mutation that governs use of Zelboraf and are reluctant to switch to the approved test, which might be less convenient or more costly.

Major League Baseball became the first major professional sports league in North America to approve testing for H.G.H. when its owners and players signed off on a new labor deal last month.