Sentence examples for indications defined from inspiring English sources

Length of incision and need for transfusions (according to the indications defined above) were significantly different between the two groups (Table 2).

Some studies gave an overall definition, while others listed the indications defined as emergencies (Table  3).

To be eligible for inclusion in this study, patients had to have been placed on NIV indication defined according to current criteria, [ 13] for at least 24 hours and up to 3 months (± 1 week).

In the realm of individual preventive procedures, "performing biofilm removal based on the technical indication defined by the dentist" has led to discussion of Law 11.889, as the word "biofilm" does not specify the consistency of bacterial plaque, which may or may not be mineralized [ 64].

But if Mr. Adams's case is any indication, defining adequacy will be difficult.

All the hyperbaric centers in the Netherlands only treat indications as defined by the national health care reimbursement institute indications.

Immediately after each colonoscopy, the endoscopist completed a questionnaire on the colonoscopy indication; the screening indication was defined as 'performed in asymptomatic people at average-risk for developing colorectal cancer, or in people with a family history of colorectal cancer'.

Specific to the context indications are defined as upper airway obstructions that cannot be resolved with positioning, jaw thrust, and neck extension (after determining cervical spine stability).

The compounds are further grouped by therapeutic indications as defined by the ATC.

In short, our study shows that Chinese doctors play an important role in the decision of using CS, without justified indications as defined in the guideline.

These indications are defined as poor prognosis and are those predisposing the patient to a higher risk of generating aneuploid embryos (Gianaroli et al., 2003).