Sentence examples for equivalent indication from inspiring English sources

Cox regression was used to derive crude hazard ratios and hazard ratios adjusted for high dimensional propensity score for outcomes using the groups without an ICD (that is, older people admitted with equivalent indication for a primary ICD but who did not receive an ICD) as a reference.

There are often multiple fields that give equivalent indications of underlying biology and any one could be analysed to similar effect.

Dretske points out that representation is not equivalent to indication.

Results One hundred and twelve patients with equivalent surgical indication of rib fixation were enrolled from January 2011 to August 2016.

Hong Kong has adopted Hong Kong Financial Reporting Standards (HKFRS) from 2005 whereas mainland has adopted New CAS from 2008, which are both considered equivalent to IFRS, an indication of higher reporting quality.

DALYs give an indication of the equivalent number of healthy life-years lost in a population due to premature mortality and morbidity (Murray and Lopez 1996).

Whole time equivalent data provide a better indication of the actual availability of nursing staff and are more appropriate as means of comparison across countries.

Where the distribution is normal these two reliability indicators are equivalent, but where distributions are skewed, the PSI gives a more accurate indication of internal consistency reliability.

17 This suggests that tacrolimus eye drops are equivalent to cyclosporine for the indications studied here.

While we divided cesarean deliveries into categories of 'with' and 'without' medical indications, we wish to be cautious and make it clear that a cesarean delivery without medical indications is not equivalent to a maternal request for cesarean deliveries.

Optimum presaccharification in a starch-based material is about 50-70 dequivalentsivalents (DE), which is an indication of the total amount of reducing sugars, expressed as D-glucose, present in the solution [ 25, 37].