Sentence examples for become an indication from inspiring English sources

Agitated delirium syndromes, such as ethanol withdrawal, may constitute genuine medical emergencies as they have potentially disastrous hemodynamic and metabolic consequences and may become an indication for therapeutic musculoskeletal paralysis [ 29].

Hint at the horrific climax of the story by providing small clues or details, such as the label on a bottle that will later come in handy for the main character, a sound or voice in a room that will later become an indication of an unnatural presence, or even a loaded gun in a pillow that may later go off or be used by the main character.

Kaplan describes how a similar attitude manifests in schools, "effort becomes an indication of lower ability".

Therefore, Wnt4 becomes an indication for thymic senescence [ 68].

This intolerance to EN is of variable amplitude, and if serious becomes an indication for PN which allows for full coverage of energy needs.

As a consequence, ADs such as lupus and scleroderma have become an emerging indication for cell therapy.

A GLS cutoff of >-19.9% was a strong independent predictor of long-term left ventricular dysfunction and may become an appropriate indication for intervention in the setting of normal EF.

In addition, our data suggest that tumors exhibiting an impaired LBK1- AMPK- EIF2A response may be especially susceptible to NAMPT inhibitors and thus become an elective indication for this type of agents.

If inadequate control of the complement system caused by genetic predisposition is involved in SLE nephritis, it could become an additional indication for use of the emerging complement inhibitors such as eculizumab, which is a monoclonal antibody inhibiting cleavage and activation of C5.

Since unfavorable primary tumor characteristics solely have become a sufficient indication for adjuvant systemic treatment, the proportion of patients with an indication for systemic treatment has increased substantially.

Sir Ivan told the committee that Ireland would retain the backing of other EU members, because it has become a "vital indication" of how the EU will treat a small member under pressure from "a big player".