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Its use should be withheld in those at high risk of hemorrhagic complications.

It is recommended that vandetanib should be withheld if the QTc interval is longer than 500 ms until it returns to 450 ms, upon which a reduced dose can be resumed [ 5].

It is unthinkable that mammograms should be withheld until the age of 50.

It argued that the documents should be withheld under an exemption to the law that applied to records that "could reasonably be expected to constitute an unwarranted invasion of personal privacy".

It also said some bonuses should be withheld for up to 10 years.

Why should it seem so natural that they should be withheld from us, policed and disciplined?

It is recommended that bisphosphonate administration should be withheld for 6 8 weeks before and after dental procedures [3, 18].

To this is added an elaborate cinematic ruse, the nature of which should be withheld from those who haven't seen it yet.

The article shows how value of information analysis can be used to inform a range of policy questions including whether a new technology should be approved based on existing evidence, whether it should be approved but additional research conducted or whether approval should be withheld until the additional evidence becomes available.

Final government approval for the expansion of Heathrow should be withheld until Europe's busiest airport can demonstrate that it accepts and will comply with key environmental conditions, a parliamentary committee has concluded.

Given the government's insistence on repressing its people and pursuing a self-destructive course, that money should be withheld.