Sentence examples for indication of outcome from inspiring English sources
While the MRS has been shown to provide a reasonable indication of outcome, in routine clinical follow-up it requires supplementation by instruments assessing dysexecutive function, memory and mood.
Because the emergence from coma or PDOC generally occurs through a gradual (and often variable) process of recovery, individual trend analysis may conceivably provide the best indication of outcome with respect to recovered awareness.
Without these services, the only indication of outcome after ICU would be re-admission or visits by former patients and their relatives to the ICU, which are unreliable [ 20].
The upsets we've witnessed thus far on the political landscape might be dramatic and a sign of voter discontent, but they are no clear indication of outcomes in the general election.
These measures of patient risk could prove helpful in pharmaceutical or epidemiological research as an indication of outcomes.
There are likely to be worse prognoses when carcinomas acquire the ability to form AMC-high and BVI-positive tumours, which then become more important indications of outcome than lymph-node status and clinical tumour size.
However, quality of life and Glasgow Outcome score assessment at six months may be a more relevant indication of neurological outcome.
Finally, surrogate markers that give an early indication of treatment outcome would facilitate clinical trials.
If that is any indication of the outcome of the coming battle between the two big beasts of Conservative politics, I know which one my money is on.
LONDON — Election junkies may have to rely on coded messages via Twitter for an early indication of the outcome of the first round of France's presidential election on Sunday.
