Sentence examples for proposed indication from inspiring English sources

The second panel voted favorably 13 to 1 that the benefits of the WATCHMAN LAAC therapy do outweigh the risks for use in patients who meet the criteria specified in the proposed indication.

There are multiple types of dressings, each of which have a proposed indication as well as certain known advantages and disadvantages.

The results of these trials are submitted to regulatory agencies in order to seek approval to market the drug for a proposed indication.

The number of PRC units transfused in each episode was recorded by nurses, along with the proposed indication and concurrent Hb level.

We defined an orphan drug as one designated as such in FDA's online orphan drug product designation database 16 for the proposed indication in the application.

The high proportion of patients who achieve durable responses and disease stabilization, together with the lack of deterioration of performance status and the observed tolerability profile, with myelosuppression as main toxicity, may justify further evaluations of this new oral drug in the proposed indication.

Therefore, the use of studies other than RCTs for the more recently proposed indications for rFVIIa in a range of conditions requiring hemostatic correction is perfectly feasible.

Ximelagatran hepatic toxicity was a key feature leading the CRAC to conclude that the benefit risk ratio of ximelagtran was unfavorable for the three proposed indications.

This research will identify and evaluate the proposed indications for damage control surgery and damage control interventions in civilian trauma patients.

Therefore, further translational research, including careful attention to drug exposure levels in relevant organs, is suggested before launching large-scale randomized controlled trials of metformin for proposed indications in oncology.

We seek to scope the literature on trauma damage control surgery, identify its proposed indications, map and clarify their definitions, and examine the content and evidence on which they are based.