In the first part, the prenatal care, there are three categories of referral indications named A, B and C. A woman with one of the indications in category A should be referred for further investigations while one with indication in category B, should be referred for delivery.
Here, we provide an overview of biosimilars and discuss key considerations for practicing U.S. oncologists, including biosimilar structural complexity, manufacturing differences, regulatory approval, clinical trials, interchangeability, extrapolation of indications, safety monitoring, naming, economics, and reliability of supply.
Similarly, adverse effect reports for each drug were taken from FAERS, among them; patient data (demographics and administrative) and drug related data (name, indication, dosage, drug name, route of administration, frequency).
If I don't say something, who will?" Hugh Handeyside, from the American Civil Liberties Union [ACLU], explains that repeatedly having "SSSS" (secondary security screening selection) printed on your boarding pass is a "strong indication" your name has made it to a subset of the US government's sprawling terrorism watchlist.
The indication (substituent name) for a six carbon chain is "hex".
Barbara Yorke suggests that the -sætan/sæte form of several of the place-names are an indication that they were named after a feature of the local landscape.
In four papers no indication for DL was named, but it could be presumed it was ACS.
As explained by Erman [ 54], there is an indication in the text named " Admonitions of an Egyptian Sage" that famine pushed the people to eat which they used to feed to the domesticated birds and mammals.
The mainstream media highlight the horse race and the polls, even early, when they are at best meaningless indications of name recognition.
There are indications that it was named for the Carthaginian general, who chose to poison himself rather than fall captive to the Romans, but I.D.F. officials insist that a computer generated the name at random.
