Sentence examples for in its label from inspiring English sources
The government's ironically titled justice and security bill, currently winging its way through parliament, delivers neither of the noble virtues in its label.
If I was clearly cornered, with no possible retreat, I would bend and pick up whatever item was close at hand, perhaps a can of green beans, and appear to be engrossed in its label.
The dose increase criterion of the effectiveness algorithm could have introduced bias in favor of etanercept, which does not include dose escalation or weight-based dosing in its label.
Body-weight-adjusted dosing as recommended for infliximab in its label reduced possible gross variability in infliximab exposure that could arise by the potential influence of body weight on the volume of distribution of infliximab.
sliderInput("FREQ", "Dose Frequency (times per day):", min = 1, max = 3, value = 1, step = 1), Given the target audience, a selection box was able to provide a concise description with its use of text than a slider (that would have required interpretation of the scale's values in its label or other text).
The current PReCaP instrument includes two components which are - at least implicitly – double-barreled, i.e. 'Identification of patient at risk within 48 hours after admission' and 'Assessment of risk factors for functional decline' by specifying both activity and timing in its label.
Keystone also uses a gray keystone -- the trapezoid-shaped middle stone in an arch -- in its labeling.
Bert Rein, a lawyer for Wyeth, said the company had "fully complied with federal law in its labeling of Phenergan," adding that the F.D.A. is "in the best position to weigh the risks and benefits of a medicine".
In its labelling of Russia and Not Russia, the tweet refers to the Russian soldiers who were captured on Ukrainian territory and said they had entered Ukraine by mistake.
The US Food and Drug Administration includes ruminant trans fats in its labeling rules for trans fatty acids, but exempts CLA.
It does not address the use of PRO instruments for purposes beyond evaluation of claims made about a drug or medical product in its labeling.
