Sentence examples for adverse indicators from inspiring English sources
"Cases with adverse indicators take a disproportionate level of effort and time to resolve, often requiring the assistance of various other agencies and partners," it said.
Unsecured debt, Berger and Houle note, "may induce stress, anxiety, or other adverse indicators of psychosocial functioning for parents, each of which is associated with poorer-quality parental behaviors, which are, in turn, negatively associated with child well-being". The jury is still out on whether student loan debt actually has a beneficial effect on children's behavior.
One series found the presence of cardiac, gastrointestinal, central nervous system or renal disease (a high creatinine or proteinuria > 1 g/24 hours) to be adverse indicators of outcome for CSS.
Meanwhile, positive ADAM8 was an adverse indicator for both OS and DFS in T3/T4 depth of invasion and N0 stage, and only for DFS in adenocarcinoma, moderately differentiated tumors and male patients.
These findings indicate that both debt and stress were associated with wide-ranging adverse health indicators.
Severity of renal lesions, serum creatinine level, and severe proteinuria are adverse prognostic indicators.
CT pulmonary angiography (CTPA) is the non-invasive reference standard for PE diagnosis and risk stratification, identifying adverse prognostic indicators such as right ventricular dilatation, interventricular septal bowing and a high embolus burden [131].
In PAN, renal, gastrointestinal, or cardiac involvement are also adverse prognostic indicators [ 8].
However, this study provides only a first step in evaluating these adverse event indicators.
Treatment-associated adverse prognostic indicators for both RFS and OS included involved tumour margin following mastectomy and non-doxorubicin containing standard adjuvant chemotherapy (preceding HDCT).
Low tumour stromal content associates with both poor outcome and with other adverse prognostic indicators in endometrial cancer, although it is not independently prognostic.
