Sentence examples for indications making from inspiring English sources

Mesenchymal stem — or stromal — cells (MSCs) have been administered in hundreds of clinical trials for multiple indications, making them some of the most commonly used selected regenerative cells.

The food is better than initial indications make it seem.

They have no one on their backs who are scholars.' As with the 7/7 attacks early indications made investigators look overseas.

But analysts said the general tone of the remarks was consistent with similar indications made recently by the central bank that support was growing for financial changes.

She will change your luck, get you a good price in your next business deal, cleanse you of the angry energy that makes you want to kill a family member — from all indications, make possible whatever you need.

Other less common indications made up the remaining 18.4% (neuralgia, arthritis, knife wounds, gout, colitis).

These findings are consistent with the indications made by Das et al. [ 8] that the vacuoles of giant cells in the resistant genotype might be loaded with certain toxins which leads to developmental and reproductive arrest of the female nematode.

Good point, for if the rapidly falling prices of PCs are any indication, making money is not easy these days for hardware firms.

A total of 1362 urine samples were submitted by the 22 participating practices representing 1178 adult patients of whom 193 actively responded to the letter: 142 opted out by letter, 15 through the website, 2 by phone and 12 sent the letter back without indication, making a total of 171 patients or 14.5% opt-out; the remaining 22 patients (1.9%) explicitly opted in.

In total 193 patients actively responded to the letter: 142 opted out by letter, 15 through the website, 2 by phone and 12 sent the letter back without indication, making a total of 171 patients (14.5%) who opted out; the remaining 22 patients (1.9%) explicitly opted in.

Specifically, we designed the HIT question to facilitate turkers in thinking about reasons for rejecting a certain disease as an indication, making this problem a six-way classification task as shown in Figure 4 (see bottom; an additional option is also reserved for users with uncertain answers but is rarely used in our results).