Sentence examples for institutions approval from inspiring English sources

The PODCAST trial has been approved by the ethics boards of five participating institutions; approval is ongoing at other sites.

All experiments were done according to the guidelines of the Bezirksregierung Hannover and approved by this institution (Approval ID 42500/1H).

The study involved collection of data retrospectively from case notes and OCT scans performed as part of patients' standard care pathways at each institution, approval by Ethics Committee was not required according to the institutional review policies at each site.

Warwick Medical School Biomedical Research Ethics Committee gave written ethics and institution approval in 2010.

Approval of the project protocol was obtained from the Human Research Ethics Committee of the researchers' institution (approval number HR 90/2005).

The Greater Accra regional branch of the GHS was subsequently informed of the intervention and institution approval received from the GHS.

To evaluate whether 2 of the 12 HMGB1 peptides had a neutralizing effect, BALB/c mice (6 8 wk) were intravenously injected with a subclinical dose of 100 ng of LPS (Ultrapure E. coli LPS, Invitrogen) in the presence of 100 μg of HMGB1 HPep1 or HPep6 after obtaining the permission of the animal IRB of our institution (approval No. 08-151).

It would have the confidence of the markets and the international institutions whose approval is needed to keep countries afloat.

Outgoing letters from inmates of institutions requiring approval of correspondents may be disapproved only for the foregoing reasons, or if the addressee is not an approved correspondent of the inmate and special permission for the letter has not been obtained.

But to Germany and other big European countries, the two key aspects of the deal were that the Greek government agreed to submit a reform plan to the troika (now renamed "the institutions") for approval, and that Greece would not receive any money right away — thus leaving it hostage to the E.C.B, which is a creature of the European establishment.

But to Germany and other big European countries, the two key aspects of the deal were that the Greek government agreed to submit a reform plan to the troika (now renamed "the institutions") for approval, and that Greece would not receive any money right away thus leaving it hostage to the E.C.B, which is a creature of the European establishment.