Sentence examples for indication through a from inspiring English sources
For consent to be valid, it will need to be freely given, specific, informed and an unambiguous indication through a statement or clear affirmative action, such as actively ticking a box.
Patients aged over 18 undergoing laparotomy for any surgical indication through any major incision in both elective and emergency settings were eligible for enrolment.
For example, Moldrup 32 refers to an "individualised indication arising through a dialogue between doctor and patient" as being one element of individualisation.
In this study, we aim to investigate the feasibility of scaling drug indication annotation through a crowdsourcing technique where an unknown network of workers can be recruited through the technical environment of Amazon Mechanical Turk (MTurk).
The advantage of using an impedance-based temperature indication method through an NZIF is that no hardware temperature sensors are required and that temperature measurements can be performed relatively fast.
In addition to the mobile app Dojo provides simple color based indication through its pebble, using green, orange, red lights.
Continued attempts should be made to evaluate dexmedetomidine for this indication through larger, randomized, placebo controlled trials in varied critically ill patient populations.
However, the functional groups capable of performing this base catalysis can also be on non-adjacent nucleotides; thus the highly reactive nucleotides may give us an indication of through-space interactions in the RNA.
The two went through a couple of different bits together during the run-through, an indication that showrunners hope to involve the bandleader more in the show itself.
Selection of controls was realised through indication of a participant of clinical groups to be included in the study.
As we saw in our results, medical technology often creates its own desirability; its indications are expanded through a mechanism of "what is possible should be done", which is also known as the technological imperative in medicine [ 25- 29].
