Sentence examples for indication to justify from inspiring English sources

Our goal was to establish if this approach was feasible in this challenging patient population in a single-arm smaller study and secondarily identify any indication to justify a larger sample size for a randomised phase II or definitive phase III trial.

Those findings, reported in January, said that the council had not uncovered evidence that such centers had ever existed, but that there were enough indications to justify continuing the inquiry.

Although not all relevant information from the cause-effect chain is known for phthalates, most experts thought that there are enough indications to justify a precautionary approach and to restrict their general use.

Over a third of transfused children did not have Hb measured before BT at hospital B, and among patients in whom pre-transfusion haemoglobin was actually checked 20 (18%) had pre-transfusion haemoglobin level above 6 g/dl and no additional indications to justify transfusion.

There was agreement among all experts that enough indications are available to justify such actions, because replacements exist and because this type of exposure is easily reduced.

Further accumulation of experience is essential to justify indication of our two-staged procedure for cases with discontinuous multilevel spinal stenosis in lumbar and thoracic regions.

Privately, American officials say they have received no real response to Mr. Obama's overture, or any other indication of any policy breakthrough to justify the Moscow meeting.

An employer's concern about legal liability is not a medical indication and should not be used to justify medical testing when it is not indicated.

It is difficult to apply this strategy for the range of conditions we have identified in our study – no indication other than cataract is of sufficient prevalence to justify a visiting specialist for that indication alone.

Rees points to Gröning's ultra-nationalist upbringing as indication of how he was able to justify the extermination of helpless women and children.

ARE returns on high-yield bonds, now nearly 15percentt, an indication that junk has become too junky to justify responsible investment?