Sentence examples for uk indication from inspiring English sources

ALI was defined as peak serum ALT activity greater than 3× the upper limit of the normal range (ULN = 50 IU/L), the UK indication for continuing AC therapy after completion of the initial regimen (www.toxbase.org) at the time of the study.

10.    There's another indication UK interest rates are unlikely to move higher in the future, according to the Daily Telegraph after it has interviewed Martin Weale, a member of the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee, which sets interest rates.

How many people plunked down the cash for Final Fantasy Type-0 HD to get their hands on "Episode Duscae" in the west is still officially up in the air, but if a second place spot in its debut week in the UK are any indication (launching against the new Battlefield, no less) it seems that number might be quite high.

However, there is only sufficient evidence in the literature at the current time for the use of the 5% lidocaine plaster in the treatment of PHN and it is only licensed in the UK for this indication.

In addition, recommendations are made outside UK SPC licensed indications and a significant contraindication for methylphenidate (suicidal behaviours) is missing from both the NICE and SIGN guidelines.

However, DRL methodology relies on limited surveys of 10 to 20 'standard' CT scans on 'typical' patients by broad anatomical areas (e.g. Australian National DRL) or common clinical indications (UK DRL) voluntarily submitted by providers.

Acute upper gastrointestinal bleeding (AUGIB) is the commonest reason for hospitalization with hemorrhage in the UK and the leading indication for transfusion of red blood cells (RBCs).

Although he was tempted by a project in California, Lynch accepted an offer to stay in his lab at York, an indication that UK projects increasingly rival the allure of US opportunities.

But Emmerson's comments dovetail with other indications that UK drones may be sent to the Arabian peninsula.

Guardian report | See the email The Financial Times reports: "There were early indications the UK government would not put up barriers to any deal.

Once again there are indications the UK government intends to use the law to lean on encryption.