Sentence examples for indicate a condition from inspiring English sources
The results indicate a condition corresponding to mild iron overload.
Tacit company policies to tag certain employees for low performance ratings and no bonuses as a cost-saving measure when their child's results indicate a condition that will require costly medical interventions and absence from work.
However, if the sweating occurs not just during exercise, but at random -- as a stress response or when you are at rest or in a controlled temperature environment -- it could indicate a condition known as hyperhidrosis.
Pre-diabetes indicate a condition that occurs when a person's blood glucose levels are higher than normal but not high enough for a diagnosis of type 2 diabetes.
Some of the HCPCS codes could indicate a condition that would justify a follow-up before the usual 10 year period; these were colonoscopies whose code indicated a biopsy or removal of a benign neoplasm, lesion, or polyp occurred during the initial screening colonoscopy (HCPCS codes: 45378 and G0121; ICD-9 code: V76.51).
Poor head control or a head lag can indicate a condition called cerebral palsy.
The present results indicate a condition-, but not a movement-related function of the PFC in self-initiated movements.
These results suggest that even if one or both probe sets in a redundant pair do not suggest differential expression in isolation, together they may indicate a condition-dependent change in the relative concentrations of individual probe set target transcripts.
In sum, these findings indicate a condition-specific regulation of mRNA stability and suggest that fast relaxation responses, such as those occurring after oxidative stress, may be accelerated by destabilization of induced gene transcripts and stabilization of the repressed mRNAs.
The Latin libertas and Greek eleutheria both indicated a condition of independence, unlike a slave.
Fluid responsiveness indicates a condition in which a patient will respond to fluid administration by a significant increase in stroke volume and/or cardiac output or their surrogates.
