The bareness of much early music — its lack of dynamic or expressive indications — drove Mr. Heras-Casado's musical development.
The use of an objective, easy-to-use and easy-to-interpret biomarker would decrease the rate of, often unintentionally, inappropriate endoscopies, and would facilitate the decision to perform endoscopy when the indication is driven by the patient's (or the doctor's) fear of missing a diagnosis rather than by rational clinical judgment.
For the crowd that spends weekends at the farmers' market and knows that Humboldt Fog is a type of cheese, the study was, at best, misunderstood and misinterpreted and, at worst, an indication of a conspiracy driven by large-scale, conventional agriculture.
An examination of the two behavioral modes gives no indication that dives are driven by behavioral thermoregulation.
Several key informants suggested that this process is politically driven while few indications to support this notion were found during interviews with the communities.
Without economic considerations, a decision on which is the optimal resuscitation fluid is often driven by the indications for fluid use and by what physiologic end-point needs to be targeted.
The fact that Minelli has now extended his project to different words ("Control-Alt-Delete" and "Democracy") on dangerous borders (Qualandyia Checkpoint) and in unstable nations (Mauritania) is an indication that his work is driven by hope of emancipation, that is, salvation.
The latent class predictions were likely driven more by the endoscopist indication than patient indications, given the informative prior distribution used for the endoscopist indication, while uninformative priors were used for patient indications.
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Our estimates when we excluded prevalent NSAID users remained the same, so it is unlikely that confounding by indication alone could drive the observed results.
