Sentence examples for indications beyond from inspiring English sources

Current drug discovery of new nitrate drug classes for indications beyond the vasculature emphasizes the need to better understand nitrate metabolism, bioactivation, and bioactivity.

More questions on indications beyond CDI and IBD remain unanswered.

These trials are mainly focused on indications beyond CDI, such as inflammatory bowel disease (IBD).

(In cancer, for instance, the majority of treatments are used "off-label", i.e., for indications beyond those on the FDA approved label).

Indications beyond the pre-fixed circles are only possible if interviewers get the opportunity to pose further questions or if interviewees are encouraged to further discuss issues that are not explicitly part of the visualization process.

These results encouraged evaluation of ESAs in clinical studies in a wider range of indications, beyond those initially approved.

While there is no indication beyond what was said in the emails that the Agalarovs were serving as a conduit between the Kremlin and the Trump campaign, wealthy and well-connected businessmen are often called on to do the bidding of the Russian government.

But I think what's bothering Justice Kennedy, and it's bothering a lot of us here, is we seem to have a situation here in which there is a subcategory of ballots in which, we're assuming for the sake of argument since we know no better, there is no genuinely subjective indication beyond what can be viewed as either a dimple or a hanging chad.

The GC content of this region is 48.4% vs. 34.7% for the entire plasmid and 32.6% for the R. peacockii chromosome, another indication beyond the homology for lateral transfer.

"Looking to 2014 and beyond, all indications point to improving conditions for city budgets, with national economic indicators pointing to continued slow growth," the report concluded.

It's a credit to Lonergan's writing that This Is Our Youth isn't burdened with dated references but there should be some indication -- beyond the lack of cell phones -- as to when the story takes place and who it involves.