Sentence examples for be a relevant indication from inspiring English sources
Probability of occurrence of the predicted PM was demonstrated to be a relevant indication of prediction quality, allowing distinction between well-predicted and poorly-predicted situations.
Further prospective studies are, however, needed to validate the findings and to determine whether sVEGFR-3 can be a relevant biomarker in other sunitinib indications, such as renal cell carcinoma, and in treatments with other tyrosine kinase inhibitors.
The fact that many of these medicines are commonly prescribed for other indications may also be a relevant factor, as our rates of diagnoses were higher among women using categories of medicines with less off-label use (e.g. stimulants to treat ADHD).
However, quality of life and Glasgow Outcome score assessment at six months may be a more relevant indication of neurological outcome.
It was a relevant choice.
(Here's a relevant paper).
All but one of the surface temperature models required a spatial error model, which is appropriate as a finding of spatial error can be an indication that relevant processes may be occurring at different scales as well as signifying spatially autocorrelated residuals (Table 7).
Although the trials in our systematic review showed no significant differences in periprocedural complications and treatment crossover between drug coated balloons and drug eluting stents, repeated stenting with drug eluting stents might be a more reasonable indication for relevant periprocedural tissue protrusion and in-stent or stent edge dissection.
A suitable starting place is the dictionary, for "[t]he dictionary definition of the word is an appropriate and relevant indication 'of the ordinary significance and meaning of words' to the public". American Heritage, 494 F.2d at 11 n.5; see also Vision Center, 596 F.2d at 116.
