I. label [ˈleɪbəl] N
II. label <-ll [or AM -l]> [ˈleɪbəl] VB trans
1. label (put labels):
- label
-
2. label (write information):
- label
- podpisywać [perf podpisać]
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| you | label |
| he/she/it | labels |
| we | label |
| you | label |
| they | label |
| I | labelled /  labeled |
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| you | labelled / labeled |
| he/she/it | labelled / labeled |
| we | labelled / labeled |
| you | labelled / labeled |
| they | labelled / labeled |
| I | have | labelled / labeled |
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| you | have | labelled / labeled |
| he/she/it | has | labelled / labeled |
| we | have | labelled / labeled |
| you | have | labelled / labeled |
| they | have | labelled / labeled |
| I | had | labelled / labeled |
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| you | had | labelled / labeled |
| he/she/it | had | labelled / labeled |
| we | had | labelled / labeled |
| you | had | labelled / labeled |
| they | had | labelled / labeled |
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A number of other medications used commonly off-label are dutasteride and ketoconazole, and in female androgenic alopecia spironolactone and flutamide.
en.wikipedia.org These and other off-label life-style applications of medications are not uncommon.
en.wikipedia.org It is used off-label as a reversal agent during nuclear stress testing.
en.wikipedia.org In some cases, patients may perceive the efficacy of treatments for off-label purposes to be higher than for their indicated purpose.
en.wikipedia.org In general, such methods may hold important opportunities for off-label use of existing approved drugs.
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