Sentence examples for generally indicated as from inspiring English sources

Brems recently noted that, at least for the Western Mediterranean sediments, the Sr isotopic ratio of the sand (generally indicated as 87Sr/86Sr) can be indicative of the carbonatic fraction only in the case of sediments low in feldspars, with an Al2O3/CaO ratio lower than 0.25 [35].

Diabetes mellitus is generally indicated as a risk factor for the infection of a variety of implants such as prosthetic joints, pacemakers, implantable cardioverter defibrillators, penile implants, and urinary catheters.

Therefore, splenectomy is generally indicated as a second-line treatment option for those patients failing first-line therapy.

4 > 60 refers to greater than 60 hours spent using the particular teaching method, and is generally indicated for Honours (research only) courses as well as online courses.

Moreover, it does not explain the position of A. fulgidus sequences within the Methanomicrobia group and not as sister of this group, as generally indicated by molecular phylogeny of multiple markers.

M. tuberculosis families are phylogeographically-specific, as generally indicated by their names.

It follows that weight reduction before the first pregnancy is generally indicated in obese women as a preventive measure.

Although some of them mentioned the role of other health professionals, e.g. obstetricians and midwives, they generally indicated this sub-area as more crucial than the other two.

Roger Sperry's experimental testing of patients in the 1960s who had their neocortical hemispheres surgically severed for the treatment of intractable epilepsy firmly established the independent but related function of the linguistic left and intuitive right hemispheres, - as generally indicated in preceding sections.

Postoperative imaging following L-NSS is generally indicated when clinical features such as hypotension, flank or abdominal pain, gross or persistent haematuria, bleeding from the drainage tube or laboratory abnormalities (particularly blood loss, leucocytosis and increased C-reactive protein levels) suggest a possible complication.

The scores for both products generally indicated varying levels of satisfaction (as opposed to dissatisfaction, ie, mean scores were >3) for most criteria, with notable exceptions for AC only, being "ease of application" (score 2.60), "absorption into the skin" (score 2.15), and "consistency" (score 2.95).