Sentence examples for indicate withdrawal from inspiring English sources

Just as Bouck was about to blow his whistle to indicate withdrawal, German soldiers penetrated their lines and began overrunning their foxholes.

19 Current guidelines indicate withdrawal of biological therapy preoperatively so as to minimize the risk of surgical infection and post-operative complication.

All participants who accept the invitation to participate in the Delphi survey will be invited to complete each and every Delphi round, regardless of participation in the previous round unless they indicate withdrawal from the Delphi.

The WAT-1 score contains clinical observations before and after stimulation, the score ranges from 0 to 12, and a score ≥3 indicates withdrawal symptoms.

All participants were invited to complete each and every Delphi round, regardless of participation in the previous round, unless they indicated withdrawal from the study.

In immunized but nonarthritic mice the time to withdrawal of the leg (indicating withdrawal thresholds) to mechanical stimuli onto the right hind paw were not different in SNS-gp130−/− (5.9 ± 0.4 s) and SNS-gp130flox/flox mice (5.8 ± 0.3 s).

Other acts that are verboten, but have come to be considered fairly mainstream, include the insertion of whole hands into anuses or vaginas (known as "fisting"), scenes showing participants so comprehensively bound and gagged that they cannot indicate a withdrawal of consent, and face-sitting – which is exactly what it sounds like.

The spread and development of horse trappings recovered from this period, such as bits, strap junctions and terrets, have been used to indicate the withdrawal of ruling groups of Britons during the Roman conquest of Britain.

They do not indicate a withdrawal of the state from public affairs.

Evaluation of AEs at the time of treatment discontinuation demonstrated no pattern of events to indicate a withdrawal syndrome.

These observations indicate that withdrawal of ovarian hormones increases risk for the development and progression of overt knee OA in women.