The phrase "are indicated until" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to specify a timeframe or condition under which something is indicated or shown.
Example: "The results of the experiment are indicated until the final analysis is complete."
Alternatives: "are shown until" or "are specified until".
Intravenous infusion of a slow 3%% hypertonic sodium chloride infusion (typically 1 2 mmol/L/h to prevent pontine myelinolysis) is indicated until serum sodium rises to 125 mmol/ [2, 18, 22, 23] correcting any cerebral oedema and reducing the risk of systemic complications.
Observation may be indicated until symptomatic graft edema is accompanied by extensive diffusion.
Even in severe cases, observation may be indicated until the appearance of symptomatic graft edema [ 5, 14].
Clinicians will be blind for treatment condition until all families are indicated for treatment.
Results of the final culture before death and the time from that culture until death are indicated (<1 means the same day as death).
Other differences seen in the Molecular function classification, such as the greater representation within the Tortula collection of clusters involved in Two-component Sensor or Channel/pore class Transporter activity designated mappings, offer novel possibilities for investigation into rehydration metabolism that have not been indicated as important until now.
Although the pain continued to day 21 according to the von Frey test, limping caused by NP application was indicated by phase dispersion until day 7. Finally, regarding the limping, or asymmetric abnormality of the gait, dual stance and phase dispersion were defined as the parameters to evaluate this abnormality initiated by NP application.
Until 2000 ALND was indicated for all patients, after which a sufficient number of lymph nodes, at least 6 until 1998 and 10 thereafter, had to be pathologically examined.
Until recently, CRT was indicated in patients with advanced HF [New York Heart Association (NYHA) functional class III IV], reduced LV systolic function [ejection fraction (EF) ≤35%], evidence of electrical dyssynchrony (QRS duration ≥120 ms), receiving optimal medical therapy, and who were in sinus rhythm (SR).
When surgery is indicated, the question of delaying it until neutropenia resolution arises.
As a consequence, elective THR and TKR procedures have until relatively recently been indicated mainly in older patients, but even prostheses which make use of the latest technological developments (eg, unicondylar knee prostheses) are not yet routinely recommended for use in younger patients.
