Sentence examples for formal indication from inspiring English sources

Each expert answered each question with the help of a graduated scale from 0 to 9 (0 meaning a "total disagreement" or "a formal contraindication" and 9 indicating a "total agreement" or "a formal indication").

The expression "formal indication of insolvency" bears the same meaning as it has in English law.

There has been no formal indication of the staging of the annual increases rising to £8bn, although there is a clear need for it to be front-loaded.

The death is believed to be a suicide, though no note or other formal indication has been uncovered by police, said Associate Dean for Student Affairs Robert M. Randolph.

For women with no other associated risk factors, there is no formal indication for an MRI screening [3].

Dow says it has received no formal indication that the government is following through on this threat and that it doesn't expect any legal action.

Some formal indications of ability to provide complete closure and stationarity of LSS state are considered in the paper.

If our denominator had been the number of planned caesareans, our inappropriateness rate would have been lower than that in our study (because formal indications for planned caesareans, including but not limited to preterm delivery for maternal or foetal reasons, or breech presentations at term were excluded from our audit).

Although data did not contain information on over-the-counter medication, it only constitutes a minor part of the total drug consumption in Denmark, 7 and since we were interested in drugs as an indicator of health status, it could be argued that the most valid approach is to focus on drugs that require a formal medical indication (ie, prescription).

MRI does not give better results than CT, but it can be undertaken as an alternative in patients with a formal contra-indication to iodinated contrast media (standard).

In the absence of formal, standardised medical indications for these procedures [ 11], the identification of 'pathological' and 'normal' is subjective.