Sentence examples for method is approved from inspiring English sources

The latter "skin breaching" method is approved for use in humans, whereas the hard nano-sized (5 nm–10 µm) skin perforators are still in development for transdermal drug delivery.

This is an acceptable form of payment in the Nordics and PIN on mobiles is less secure, claims De Geer, but he admits that it may be that Visa wants the PIN element worked into the platform anyway (iZettle also notes that its method is approved by EMV).

Drivers who want to keep their cars can have VW modify their vehicles to meet emissions standards — once that method is approved by the California Air Resources Board and the Environmental Protection Agency.

However, our common baseline external calibration method is approved by both manufacturers as an acceptable method.

This method is approved by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the World Organisation for Animal Health OIEE) and has served as a cornerstone for rabies diagnosis for the past half century (26 ).

Validity and accuracy of present method are approved by comparing it with finite element in different tables.

For this study, an opt-out consent method was approved by the Medical Ethical Committees of both centers (IRB No. 10-056C).

The method was approved on a hardware-in-the-loop test-bed with a FADEC closed loop control for the start-up, ground and flight modes.

Nearly 3 million women have terminated pregnancies via medical abortion since the method was approved for use in the first 10 weeks of pregnancy in 2000.

However the 17-page ruling from the Bureau cites the Oslo Police District itself as having reported that "batons had also previously been used by police to prevent the swallowing of narcotics," and that the chief of police had, after the video emerged, ordered officers "that such use was to cease until the method were approved, if ever".

Similarly, ED data was recorded with verbal consent of the injured victim with hospital identification number, study method being approved as a part of trauma surveillance program by the institutional ethics review board.