Sentence examples for request further data from inspiring English sources
The research analyst maintained a "neutral" rating on the stock and predicted that the FDA would likely request further data on Fibrillex from Neurochem.
If sufficient data were not reported in the published article or online supplementary material provided, the corresponding author was contacted to request further data.
Indeed, they suggested that basing the appraisal on manufacturers' submissions might lead to delays if there had to be an iterative process of requesting further data or analyses.
These data were sufficient for approval from the European Medicines Agency (the Epigenomics Epi proColon), but an FDA advisory panel split 5-4 on the matter in early 2014, and the FDA itself has requested further data on screening compliance before granting approval [ 101].
Editor—We would like to thank Ormonde and colleagues, who requested further data on our study regarding the time course of haemostatic effects of fibrinogen concentration in patients undergoing aortic surgery with cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB), for their interest in our work.
When we were uncertain about eligibility or needed additional data on endpoints, we contacted the corresponding author to request further information.
The regulatory reflex, when presented with a safety concern, is to request further descriptive data from the manufacturers.
EBCR evaluates received microbiological findings according to a clinical relevance filter and sends a request for further data to the participating hospitals in case of relevant BC results.
They also supplied the results of a linear regression on our request for further data, which showed that RASM did not predict MMSE after adjusting for age and sex (beta −0.003, p = 0.940).
Not requesting further information from the authors in cases where data was missing is one weakness of our overview.
In case of missing clinical data or unsuitable data presentation the corresponding authors were contacted via electronic mail requesting further information, [ 59, 60].
