Sentence examples for for restricting use from inspiring English sources

The E.P.A. complied with the Data Quality Act and revised its Environmental Risk Assessment, making it clear that hormone disruption wouldn't be a legitimate reason for restricting use of the chemical until "appropriate testing protocols have been established".

"Janssen are pleased that the SMC has accepted Zytiga (trade name of abiraterone) for restricted use within NHS Scotland".

Based on controlled conditions, the biosolids quality was found to be within the internationally acceptable standards for restricted use.

Citing health risks for farmworkers and wildlife, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPAannouncedced yesterday that it is "taking action" to end all uses of endosulfan in the United States, where it has been allowed for restricted use on tomatoes, cotton, and other crops.

Insulin detemir was accepted for restricted use, targeted on patients attempting to achieve better hypoglycaemic control.

If we adopted a broader definition of restricted, then one could argue that the majority of NICE approvals are for restricted use.

The questionnaire instrument had three partitions: ● Part A examined the use of the different medication safety interventions and included open ended questions to determine reasons for restricted use.

Insulin glargine was also accepted for restricted use, targeted on patients who are at risk or experience unacceptable frequency and/or severity of nocturnal hypoglycaemia on attempting to achieve better hypoglycaemic control during treatment with established insulins.

Side effects and toxicity are mainly responsible for the failure of the compounds in clinical trials, and also for the restricted use or withdrawal of approved drugs.

One of the primary reasons for the restricted use of these oral anticoagulants, especially in the aged populations, is due to the intra-cranial bleeding associated with their administration (Miesbach and Seifried 2012).

We have mentioned above the pimecrolimus example, which is defined as 'recommended' by NICE but for very restricted use.