Sentence examples for study submitted by from inspiring English sources

The propositions are illustrated on a case study submitted by a SME manufacturing kitchens, bathrooms and storing closets.

A clinical study submitted by MedImmune to the Food and Drug Administration found that the risk of being hospitalized with an R.S.V. infection fell 55percentt among infants given Synagis.

The approach is applied to a case study submitted by a company manufacturing kitchen and bathroom furniture which wants to upgrade the monitoring of its "environment and quality improvement plan".

Another former employee has now filed a complaint with the FDA this month alleging the study submitted by Theranos for its herpes test was "tainted by breaches in research protocol," according to the Journal.

An interesting study submitted by Mérelle et al. [46] evaluated the efficacy of a lay trainers program in adult patients with migraine.

In a study submitted by Belcher and Darrant in 2006, the habitats of tiger quoll were directly related to the amount of prey found in the area.

The article in Science, by two scientists in the Center for Veterinary Medicine, Judith C. Juskevitch and C. Greg Guyer, summarizes more than 120 safety studies submitted by the manufacturers.

A principal researcher on the clinical studies submitted by the company to the F.D.A. said he was not informed of the agency's decision.

At the federal level, the simplest thing that can be done is to put in place the resources and personnel that are necessary to verify the information in the environmental impact assessment studies submitted by mining operators.

Within four years of implant reconstruction, more than one third of reconstruction patients in clinical studies had undergone a second operation, primarily to fix problems like ruptures and infections, and a few for cosmetic reasons, according to studies submitted by implant makers to the Food and Drug Administration.

The veterinarian, Richard J. Burroughs, 48 years old, said in an interview that because of the agency's eagerness to approve the drug, important flaws in safety studies submitted by manufacturers were dismissed by his superiors, and potential hazards to people and cattle were not thoroughly assessed.