Sentence examples for indications referred from inspiring English sources

The range of indications referred to MSGH was larger than that handled in-house at Mae La.

Geographical indications refer to special indications of agro-products named after a geographical area indicating where it has been produced.

Off-label indications refer to those not approved on the manufacturer's drug monograph.

This review summarizes the current evidence for the effectiveness of PERT with pancrelipase products approved for different indications, referring to literature indexed in PubMed.

Together, they will cook, chat, taste and — if rehearsals are any indication — refer frequently to their own lives and "stories".

False indication refers to the problem when part of a system fails while other processes still work, and the failure is not revealed to operators.

Confounding by indication refers to an extraneous determinant of the outcome parameter that is present if a perceived high risk or poor prognosis is an indication for intervention (Grobbee & Hoes, 1997).

Extrapolation of indication refers to the regulatory principle that a product approved as a biosimilar for one indication (i.e., in one particular patient population) will be approved for use in all patient populations and disease states in which the originator product had been licensed.

But diplomats said that the United States ambassador, John D. Negroponte, had pressed Mr. Blix to make public the "indications" he referred to in his report that Iraq had made weapons with thousands of liters of anthrax it produced in the early 1990's.

Copy indications can refer to duplicate films of the same source or to films of different copies in different libraries of the same RISM number.

Clinical indications to refer patients for bone scintigraphy in our hospital were at initial staging and restaging of patients with prostate cancer, and monitoring therapeutic effects in bone metastases in castration-resistant prostate cancer.