Has been shown to be
June 15
Iron Isomaltoside 1000 requested by Dr Burton, Consultant Nephrologist
Iron isomaltoside has been shown to be non-inferior to IV iron sucrose in an RCT. Adverse effects aresimilar and cost may be lower. Diafer® has a licence in anaemia in CKD, Monofer does not®
Please explain the use "has been" and "to be" in the context
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The basic pattern is "show X to be Y". Yours is the passive present perfect version of this: someone has shown iron isomaltoside to be non-inferior ... -> iron isomaltoside has been shown to be non-inferior ...
- The basic pattern is "show X to be Y".
- Yours is the passive present perfect version of this: someone has shown iron isomaltoside to be non-inferior ...
- -> iron isomaltoside has been shown to be non-inferior ...
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The basic pattern is "show X to be Y". Yours is the passive present perfect version of this:
someone has shown iron isomaltoside to be non-inferior ... -> iron isomaltoside has been shown to be non-inferior ...
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