Sentence examples for more restrictive indications from inspiring English sources

The clarity of the more restrictive indications, however, leaves little room for misinterpretation.

13 Our study suggests that more restrictive indications would have lowered the rates of catheterisation in those studies.

To determine if more restrictive indications for urinary catheterisation reinforced by daily chart review will lower catheterisation rates.

We studied the effect on catheterisation rates of more restrictive indications for catheterisation, reinforced by daily chart review.

More restrictive indications for urinary catheterisation along with daily chart reviews can reduce the rates of urinary catheterisation without adverse consequences.

A large proportion of our patients received insulin treatment despite our use of more restrictive indications for insulin treatment and less strict glycemic control objectives.

The treatment is expensive, and the regulatory authorities have recommended a more restrictive approach than the approved indication (Table 1).

Furthermore, our findings provide some indication that the gradually more restrictive disability insurance policy of the Netherlands has resulted in more chronically ill people remaining economically active, especially since 2006 when a new law (see note b) emphasizing reintegration instead of income protection was introduced.

He said there were indications that the Fed would be more restrictive than Congress had intended in recent banking legislation in granting commercial banks the right to conduct more investment banking activities.

Unless some new evidence of documented psychiatric disturbance emerges, Mr. Volokh added, "there's no indication that, from his record, he is someone whom more restrictive screening procedures would have caught".

This might be an indication that fewer players were suffering from local inflammation and pain, or that certain teams were more restrictive with the use of injections than others.