Sentence examples for support labelling from inspiring English sources
The most recent Food and Drug Administration FDAA) guidance [ 5] specifies that the measurement properties of eCOA used to support labelling claims should be comparable across modes.
Although the context for the FDA and EMA documents is to develop PRO instruments to support labelling, there are some methods in these guidances that may apply to non-labelling objectives.
The US Food and Drug Administration FDAA) recently published its guidance for industry on the use of PRO instruments in medical product development to support labelling claims.
This work aimed to evaluate the content validity of the asthma symptom diary (ASD) for use as an efficacy endpoint in asthma clinical trials to support labelling claims.
The Guidance is a positive and modern attempt to provide a document helping the use of subjective data to support labelling claims.
The FDA guidance represents the first step in a hard, complex track to reach the best evidence in questionnaire development and the use of PRO to support labelling claims.
Given the choice, many of those shoppers would choose to buy American, one big reason why farmers and consumer groups support labeling.
National polls consistently show that 90 to 95percentt of Americans support labeling.
The study showed that more than nine out of ten voters (91%) across all demographics -- including political parties, gender, age and socio economic status -- support labeling genetically engineered foods and the right to know.
Three patients admitted to Intensive Therapy Unit and ventilated for other conditions [post-abdominal surgery (anterior resection), pneumonia, and post-esophagectomy] provided a comparison for severe illness requiring ITU support (labelled as 'non-flu, ITU').
Several government ministries support labeling transgenic food products: the Ministry of Agriculture (marketing and information), Ministry of Health, Ministry of Science and Technology, Customs Office (import and export inspection), Ministry of Light Industry (food processing regulation), and the Bureau of Domestic Commerce [ 17].
