Sentence examples for indications for both from inspiring English sources

I say this because there are good indications for both camps, meaning nobody really knows what will happen.

"The use of midazolam and/or hydromorphone for lethal injection is clearly comtradictory to the FDA-approved indications for both products," the letter says.

Future research will need to further elucidate the clinical indications for both TESPAL and arterial embolization.

> -wrap-foot> There are clear indications for both an effect of ovulation induction and of in vitro embryo culture on maintenance of DMR methylation.

Indications for both the quantitative and the qualitative signal mediated by CD28 can be derived from the analysis of gene expression after stimulation with TCR alone, CD28 alone, or a combination of TCR and CD28 [ 42].

66 Because of increased incidence of cardiovascular events with age, elderly patients are likely to have indications for both oral anticoagulation and antiplatelet therapy, the most typical situation being AF associated with ischemic heart disease.

The reasons behind these changes may have to do with an earlier indication for TKA both on the part of the surgeon and the patient, since it is known this procedure leads to positive results.

The results of the current study represent a new indication for both candesartan and glycyrrhizin in the management of ischemic stroke with effects comparable to those of the standard neuroprotective drug cerebrolysin.

While remarkable progress has been made, the immune mechanisms involved are still elusive, and there is indication for both negative and positive roles depending on the tissue type or organ and life stage.

The flow and results of the evaluation in this analysis would provide a good indication for both the verification of the existing beam dumps, and the design of beam dumps in new accelerators with higher intensity beam.

The only indication, for both players and patrons alike, is first when a volley of noise rolls in through the pine trees from a distant hole and then when the large wooden scoreboards are slowly adjusted by a troupe of men climbing up ladders, like stagehands dressing a particularly elaborate set.