Sentence examples for are sometimes advocated from inspiring English sources

If initial antifungal medical treatment does not result in clearance of candiduria and disappearance of CB on ultrasound in dilated kidneys, invasive interventions like insertion of nephrostomy tubes (NT) or surgical interventions to drain the kidney are sometimes advocated.

For studies involving large animals, numbers tend to be even lower, and during the review process 'ethical reasons' are sometimes advocated to justify the low number of observations.

For example, according to Gesi and Bergenholtz (Gesi & Bergenholtz 2003), when no infection is present, it is hard to rationalize, as it is sometimes advocated that the apical foramen be pierced and root canals be overfilled with so called puffs.

A move to "permanent daylight saving time" (staying on summer hours all year with no time shifts) is sometimes advocated, and has in fact been implemented in some jurisdictions such as Argentina, Iceland, Uzbekistan and Belarus.

For many of them, external validity was also demonstrated, even if some adjustments "recalibration" were sometimes advocated.

A measure of prognostic discrimination that is sometimes advocated is the c-index (Harrell 2001, p. 493), a generalisation for survival data of the area under the receiver operator characteristic (ROC) curve.

Indirect radionuclide cystography is sometimes advocated as an alternative test for renal scarring, on the grounds that it may combine detection of VUR and scarring in a single test.

In the past, the presence of an ectotympanic with an involucrum was the main character supporting the inclusion of a species in Cetacea, and it is therefore sometimes advocated that Indohyus (or Raoellidae) be included in Cetacea.

But as I take in the bitterly aggrieved tone of the observatory's list of complaints, I can't help thinking that Christian churches and their advocates are sometimes short on self-awareness.

But artists are sometimes their own worst advocates, and Rothko's remarks seem to have become more portentous and bellicose as other artists overtook the first alumni of the New York school, the so-called abstract expressionists.

The claims by anti-abortion advocates are sometimes referred to as pseudoscience.