Sentence examples for indication to consider from inspiring English sources

A score of 8 or 9 indicates much worsening of complaints and is an indication to consider co-interventions.

72 Advanced cirrhosis is not reversed with iron removal, and the development of decompensated liver disease is an indication to consider orthotopic liver transplantation (OLT).

Although MDs and LOA are the most methodologically appropriate measures of agreement between MRI and pathology [ 15], there was no clear indication to consider either absolute or relative differences between the tests in our analysis.

The current work suggests that HGV infection in children with CRF does not cause significant elevation in ALT levels and therefore there is no strong indication to consider HGV as an etiologic agent of symptomatic hepatitis in these children.

The present investigation gives indications to consider this particular array of somatic symptoms as premonitory signs of T2DM within a long time window before clinical recognition.

End-stage osteonecrosis or oncologic destruction of the proximal femur are similar in that both can be treated by an endoprosthesis and are considered by us as two valid indications to consider hemiarthroplasty in the young patient.

Nevertheless we think that our findings give important indications to consider a particular array of somatic symptoms as premonitory signs of T2DM within a long time window before clinical recognition.

This study was to compare recalled preferences for CS among first-time mothers in early and late pregnancy with actual delivery mode; to explore factors related to CS preference and CS performed without medical indications; and to consider the role of healthcare providers in delivery mode preferences.

The judge, who will be the sole arbiter of these issues at this stage of the trial, showed no early indication of his willingness to consider beginning a manual count.

Although this is an acute study, our findings open the scope for revising the current wide QRS duration as an indication for CRT and to consider the less expensive LV rather than BIV pacing when a patient is considered a candidate for resynchronization.

But Democrats have given no indication that they are willing to consider policy changes or savings of the magnitude demanded by Republicans.