Sentence examples similar to evaluate for approval from inspiring English sources
The people surveyed were medical officers, agency employees assigned to oversee individual drugs being evaluated for approval.
Prior to the start the study was evaluated for approval according to the institutional review board's guidelines on ethical procedures.
Microfinance institutions send requests to students to evaluate for loan approval, and the MFIs use the banks money to make small loans to individuals and groups in rural villages.
Students should share their products with a peer, and pretend to have the application evaluated for patent approval.
Susan F. Wood, FDA assistant commissioner for women's health and director of the Office of Women's Health, resigned in protest in 2005, telling her colleagues that she could "no longer serve as staff when scientific and clinical evidence, fully evaluated and recommended for approval by the professional staff here, has been overruled".
The EPA announced last Friday that it would evaluate and require approval for new uses of asbestos but would not evaluate the health risks of asbestos already in the environment.
As a part of the marketing application for United States Food and Drug Administration approval, stents need to be evaluated for long-term durability under a variety of loading modes.
Twenty-five crillcally ill patients in the intensive care unit (ICU; surgical and medical) with PAC and fourteen normal persons (control) were evaluated after IRB approval for total blood volume measurement (BVM) by BVA-100.
Look for the American Dental Association or Canadian Dental Association seal of approval to ensure that a denture cleaner has been evaluated for safety and effectiveness.
Slides were evaluated for HER2 gene amplification by determining the HER2/CEP17-signal ratio in at least 20 tumour nuclei as required by the FDA original approval.
The Antibiotic Development to Advance Patient Treatment (ADAPT) Act and the 21st Century Cures Act in 2015-2016 both contained language that could make evaluating and approval pathways faster for antimicrobials that treat serious infections for which there are unmet medical needs.
