Sentence examples for evidence approved from inspiring English sources

Commissioner Howard Safir, after reviewing the evidence, approved the decision to transfer Captain Culbert, the official said.

Prior to 2012, there were no medication options with well-established evidence approved in Japan for treatment of bipolar depression.

Recent evidences approved that HTRA1 might function as a tumor suppressor by controlling the epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition and might function in chemotherapeutic responsiveness by mediating DNA damage response pathways by characterizing expression in primary breast tissues and the seven human breast epithelial cell lines [ 33].

Since 1991, state health law has required emergency rooms to examine survivors of sex crimes with rape kits -- a box of equipment and sampling envelopes that standardizes the collection of evidence -- approved by the state.

There is inconsistency in the level and quality of evidence for approved orphan drugs.

Recent evidence has approved miR-135b is upregulated in basal-like tumor subtypes [ 17].

On the basis of this evidence, NICE approved the use of both tamoxifen and raloxifene (post-menopausal only) for prevention of BC in women at familial risk [ 7].

Although recent lines of evidence have approved that miRNAs are associated with the most common molecular breast cancer subtypes, the studies to breast cancer subtypes have not been well characterized.

1 At the same time, there is growing evidence that approved mental health professionals are detaining people under a section, illegally, in order to obtain a bed. 2 3 In the UK, 10% of psychiatric beds (1700 beds) have been cut since 2011.

One of the adjustments under discussion is to let the internal "fresh pair of eyes" panel have its say earlier, so its findings can be part of the evidence when approving or rejecting a merger.

"There will be an analysis of whether what [the Department for Business Innovation and Skills] was doing was correct, and that will feed into all the other decisions the government makes about arms and the evidence (when approving export licences) on which it can or cannot rely".