Sentence examples for independent indication from inspiring English sources
Médecins sans Frontières has said hospitals it supports in Damascus treated thousands of patients for neurotoxicity, the first independent indication of the use of poison gas in a deadly incident on Wednesday in the Syrian capital.
To determine whether maternal age 35 years or older is an independent risk factor for uteroplacental insufficiency and thus an independent indication for antepartum testing.
The accuracy of the newly computed orbits is assessed by analyzing tracking data and altimeter crossover observation residuals, thereby giving an independent indication of the quality of the new gravity field models.
Lymphatic dissemination is an independent indication of the biological aggressiveness of the tumor.
(E ) Re-budding in the presence of nocodazole was taken as an independent indication of checkpoint deficiency.
Coronary calcium deposits provide an independent indication of a short- and long-term risk of cardiac events, even in patients with normal SPECT results [ 33- 35].
It would be important to have at least some data providing independent indications supporting this interpretation.
Furthermore, the large fractional change in VIII is consistent with independent indications of increasing collaboration on teaching within the department.
What independent indications are there that a eukaryotic cell line, still at the protoeukaryotic stage, could be ancient enough to qualify as LUCA?
In cases where molecular phylogenetic results are inconsistent, the use of rare genomic structural changes, such as large-scale inversions and the presence or absence of genes and introns, can provide independent indications of organismal relationships [ 29].
The frequency of anatomical indications in this cohort is described in table 2. When analysed by zone of occlusion, 201 (50.6%) patients would have required Z1 occlusion, 161 (40.6%) patients would have required Z3 occlusion and 35 (8.8%) patients had independent indications for both Z1 and Z3 occlusion.
