Based on a strong indication of its immuno-therapeutic role in category II tuberculosis patients [10], large-scale phase III trials are currently in progress to evaluate its anti-tuberculosis efficacy.
Patients included in this study represent the selection of clinicians based on a clinical indication for FFR measurement.
The CDC (2004) definition of mercy killing involves an act to "bring about immediate death allegedly in a painless way and based on a clear indication that the dying person wished to die because of a terminal or hopeless condition (8 18)." Researchers coding violent deaths are warned not to assume that a murder-suicide by a sick, elderly couple qualifies, unless specific evidence exists.
Next we performed a separate analysis based on whether an indication for mode of delivery was available or not (yes, not specified).
In this study, we presented an approach for large-scale identification of drug indications based on a large drug-indication library and the information of chemical interactions in STITCH [ 18] and chemical similarities in structure.
As an initial starting point, the anthropometric mask was roughly aligned (rotated and translated) based on an ordered and approximate indication of the inner corners of the eyes, the nose tip, and the mouth corners.
Observational studies at the exploration stage should be based on a disease or indication, rather than just on the new procedure or technology of interest.
On the other hand, a review article recently suggested that there is no scientific proof for either improvement or deterioration of sexual functioning after hysterectomy, unless hysterectomy was performed based on a sound clinical indication [ 29].
Potential DRPs and associated recommendations were identified by implicit criteria based on a structural assessment of indication, effectiveness, safety and compliance by Hepler and Strand [ 7].
All living arrangements participating in this study are non-private facilities, receiving reimbursement dependent on the referral status of the resident: a regular indication or a higher indication based on a higher level of behavioral problems.
