Sentence examples for as an additional indication from inspiring English sources
Dolgorouki reported all of this to the Tsar as an additional indication of French weakness.
In addition, we analyzed clonality of the Salmonella-specific T cell response using a TCR beta clonality assay, as an additional indication for antigen-specific T cell activation.
As an additional indication, we noticed extreme sequence conservation amongst vertebrates, covering ≈400 million years of evolution.
Finally, PGM2 overexpression reduced xylitol formation in anaerobic xylose fermentation, which serves as an additional indication of an increased xylose flux [ 9].
Although the models are etiologic by nature and not meant as a predictive tool, the percentage predicted correctly are presented as an additional indication of the model fit.
The ratio between major and minor axis per cell, was also obtained from the elliptical outline around the pro-collagen type III immunolabeling as an additional indication of cell shape.
These findings resulted in a specific change to the SmPC indication for pemetrexed in April 2008 to the second-line treatment of patients with other than predominantly squamous cell histology as well as introducing an additional indication for first-line therapy in combination with cisplatin in this predominantly non-squamous patient group.
Also, we determined whether the effects of transfusion accumulate with increased amounts of transfused blood, as dose dependency may be an additional indication of a causal relationship.
Products granted marketing authorisation for an additional indication were counted twice, as an EPAR variation report is available for the new indication and PAMs can be clearly distinguished between the two indications.
Expression of TCA cycle related enzymes such as malic enzyme and citrate synthase also increased, which is an additional indication of heightened defense responses related to metabolism [ 40].
Mr. Kassem said the filing Friday was an additional indication that the new administration had yet to grapple with the complexities of Guantánamo or the detainees' cases.
