Sentence examples for expedited approvals from inspiring English sources

The higher numbers were made possible by an infusion of money from the drug industry to support the hiring of more reviewers as well as new, streamlined procedures for clinical trials and expedited approvals.

While those restrictions remain in force, Pentagon officials on Thursday said that joint operations among smaller units were returning to normal levels because of expedited approvals by higher commanders.

Trump said at the meeting he'll cut regulations, noting he believes they can cut them "by 75percentt, maybe more" and leading to expedited approvals for new manufacturing facilities, reiterating earlier commitments to do the same, and noting that environmentalism in general is "out of control" in his opinion.

"We undertook this research because we noticed that the number of expedited approvals in recent years had risen and we wanted to see whether it was an anomaly or a trend," Kesselheim explained.

Consequently, it seems reasonable to assume that regulatory agencies will be receptive to expedited approvals for drugs to treat or prevent NASH.> Of course, pathways to accelerate drug development cannot exist without modernizing clinical trial methodology.

This month the administration expedited approval of payments to small businesses with government contracts.

Expedited approval for retrospective review of medical records was granted by the Human Subjects Review Board by the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine with waiver of HIPAA authorization.

FDASIA encourages expedited approval for medicines that treat fatal diseases with no other therapies.

Currently marketed by Bayer, Essure was given expedited approval by the FDA in 2002 based on "two nonrandomized, nonblinded, prospective studies that lacked a [control] group and enrolled a total of 926 women," according to a report last year in the New England Journal of Medicine.

The study was given expedited approval by the Central Committee on Research Involving Human Subjects (known by its Dutch initials, CCMO), the local institutional review board.

Partners HealthCare System institutional review board granted expedited approval of this study and waived the need for informed consent.