Sentence examples for revised indications from inspiring English sources
These results underscore the importance of adoption of the Revised Indications.
Two authors (ZS and PF) classified catheterisations as appropriate or inappropriate according to the revised indications by chart review.
After extensive discussion, the panelists revised the indications according to the above-mentioned definition of appropriateness.
In conclusion, the findings from this study provide new evidence that ESAs are effective and well tolerated when used within the revised labelling indications by the EMA, with the limitation that we did not formally search for thromboembolic events.
However, none of the studies included in the Cochrane meta-analysis used ESAs in accordance with the revised labelling indications (baseline haemoglobin levels, target and ceiling and so on).
To do so, different strategies have been designed that go from revising the indication of the NSAID to that of associating other drugs prophylactically such as proton pump inhibitors in secondary prevention or misprostol in primary prevention.
As part of law reforms in Ethiopia in 2005 the penal code was revised to broaden the indications under which abortion is permitted.
Although Manuel Valls, the French prime minister, said in 2013 that he would like to see "certain aspects" revised, there is no indication that Paris is seriously considering backing out of the treaty, which it could do simply by giving two years' notice.
The agency has also revised two of the three indications for the use of estrogen.
Her appointment to defense secretary would immediately be seen as an indication that a revised US approach against the Islamic State (Isis) was in the offing, likely featuring the erosion of existing restrictions on US combat.
Meetings today and Wednesday in Paris bringing together technical experts and officials from the five major powers on the Security Council are expected to give the first clear indication whether a revised oil-sales plan for Iraq stands a chance of being approved soon, diplomats said on Monday.
