Sentence examples for industry submission from inspiring English sources

According to data provided in the industry submission during the NICE appraisal procedure, trastuzumab is likely to add £15.8 million to the health-care budget.

During the STA process, an independent academic group critiques the industry submission, and the 'evidence review group' report is published in full (except for commercial or academic in confidence data) on the NICE website, making the STA process more transparent.

The STA system is similar to that which has been used by SMC, where the main evidence is an industry submission, critiqued by SMC staff with a short summary of the critique being published with the guidance.

However, no details of any contradictory evidence were provided by Portman or in any of the other industry submissions, it said.

NICE also received industry submissions including economic modelling by the manufacturer, and these were reviewed by the assessment group.

We first examined participants' perception of their role as tobacco sellers before exploring their views on problems identified in tobacco industry submissions: retail service issues (eg, increased transaction times, retrieval errors, and customer frustration) and increased security concerns.

7 Other MTCs may include only the treatments available in particular settings (for example, a specific country), only those of perceived dose relevance, or (often in the case of industry submissions to health technology assessment bodies) only specific competing treatments.

Following a review of the peer-reviewed literature, we examined formal policy documents and undertook a documentary analysis of industry submissions made to the Scottish Government's 2008 consultation on Changing Scotland's Relationship with Alcohol [ 11].

In a 2002 interview, Paul Gilman, at that time the science adviser to U.S. EPA Administrator Whitman, expressed dissatisfaction with the industry submissions for IRIS: [I]t is taking staff as much or more time to work with the outside parties as it does to develop in-house toxicological reviews, Gilman said.

http://www.mged.org/ Guidance for Industry: Pharmacogenomic Data Submission This guidance, issued by the FDA in draft form in November 2003, contains nonbinding recommendations on the submission of pharmacogenomics data during the drug application process.

But if his hope was to capture the heightened atmosphere of expectation at Vogue, with editors and photographers trying to meet Ms. Wintour's demands while the industry bent in submission, then maybe he lucked out with his timing.