Sentence examples for future indication of from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, if there is any future indication of an increasing risk for humans the present risk assessment will be re-evaluated and control measures reinforced if needed.
If there is any future indication of an increasing risk, due to e.g. change in the pathogenicity or development of antimicrobial resistance, the risk assessment will be re-evaluated and control measures reinforced if needed.
Pharmacokinetic exploration of the long-acting formulation of somatostatin analogues in patients with chronic renal failure would be most helpful to clarify future indications of this new treatment of massive polycystic liver disease.
The hypothesis that statins will have additional future indications for treatment of autoimmune diseases like RA or multiple sclerosis is more unlikely.
He and his clients are careful to avoid forecasting any potential off-label sales unless those sales are the fruit of some future indications to be formally approved by the FDA.
It seemed like something from the future, an indication of a streamlined world, and it thrilled me in the way that moving walkways in airports thrilled me, still thrill me to this day.
3.15pm BST "The confidence of US investors is wobbling this morning," Guardian business correspondent Dominic Rushe (@dominicru) reports: Before the markets opened it looked like yesterday's small gains in the major US stock markets would continue into Tuesday as Dow futures, an indication of market trends, rose ahead of the opening bell.
He described Odyssey Number Five as "everything that I love about Powderfinger", called Diorama "a journey from beginning to end", and said that End of Fashion "represent to us a place that we would want to be in the near future"—a clear indication of the band's musical influences.
The price of Fed Funds futures is also an indication of market expectations for future short-term interest rates.
If these two factors do in fact push down the rate of economic growth in the future, is it still prudent to assume that the past performance of assets is an indication of future results?
