Sentence examples for yet approved in from inspiring English sources

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At the time, the Birmingham technique was not yet approved in the United States.

That form of treatment, which is not yet approved in the United States, produced better results than the ultrasound, ice and rest he had tried at home.

Instead, he was there for treatment with AZT, which in 1986 was experimental and not yet approved in the United States for people infected with the virus that causes AIDS.

And yet approved in this country still.

2 Vildagliptin is not yet approved in the United States.

However such a strategy is not yet approved in Uganda.

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The ex vivo approach has certain advantages, such as the use of contrast agents that are not yet approved for in vivo administration.

The GA assay used in these studies is not yet approved for use in the U.S. by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration; it is available in Asia (7– 10).

Also, at that time, their application in patients with an inadequate response to csDMARDs was not yet approved for tocilizumab in the USA and for abatacept in Europe.

Topiramate has shown very promising results in clinical studies; however the drug is not yet approved for use in the treatment of alcohol disorders by the FDA.

Federal regulations allow travelers to bring in a 90-day personal supply of drugs, but only if the medications are not yet approved for sale in this country.

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