Sentence examples for indicated for certain from inspiring English sources
Tendon lengthening and transfer are usually indicated for certain neuromuscular disorders, peripheral or central nerve injury, congenital disorder or direct traumatic or degenerative musculotendinous lesion.
These medications both are known to cause drowsiness and are not indicated for certain conditions in patients.
These paralogous genes could be redundant or, as indicated for certain RP genes, may be involved in specific plant processes or developmental stages [ 5- 10].
Besides this, carrier diagnosis is indicated for certain groups of people in case of (unresolved) anaemia as part of the anaemia guideline of both the midwives and the GPs (van Wijk et al. 2003, Jans and Beentjes 2010).
Tretinoin is the active metabolite of vitamin A (also known as all-trans retinoic acid) and is an RXR agonist that has been shown to inhibit the proliferation of MCF-7 cells and is indicated for certain cancers (Arteaga et al., 2013; Wang et al., 2000; Zhu et al., 1997).
Computational simulations have indicated that for certain plasma configurations in the steady-state operation, the ends of the divertor targets may receive heat fluxes beyond their qualified technological limit.
PFMs indicate for a certain TF how frequent the nucleotides A, C, G, and T occur at each position within the binding site [30].
During formal interviews and informal conversations with TCM practitioners representing different specialties, the prevailing opinion was that needle acupuncture for infants and small children is considered painful, is inconvenient and is not indicated for routine clinical practice, except for certain neurological diseases.
Each substance has its own characteristics that, case by case, make it the best choice, or not, indicated for the treatment of a certain individual.
Simulated numerical examples indicate that for certain values of system parameters and travelling speeds of the moving oscillator separation can occur frequently and even more than once during its travel, and there is normally a 'jump' in the velocity of the beam at the instant of reattachment.
