Sentence examples for indications which may from inspiring English sources

The indications for this increase are not fully understood and there may be regional, ethnic or health system differences in quoted indications which may explain, at least in part, the observed changes.

"The chamber certainly accepts that there are indications which may be construed as evidence of a plan to commit genocide, in particular when viewed in light of the subsequent targeted and speedy killings immediately after the shooting down [of President Juvénal Habyarimana's plane which unleashed the genocide]," the judgment said.

If the object had been specified, we might then have had some guide for our conjectures, as to what part of the executive records might be useful to him; but, with a perfect willingness to do what is right, we are without the indications which may enable us to do it.

Drugs licensed for other indications, which may also promote weight loss, include bupropion, exenatide, fluoxetine, metformin, topiramate, and zonisamide (Kaplan 2005; Snow et al. 2005); used according to their respective licensed labeling, such products may facilitate weight loss as a secondary effect, but cannot be recommended as specific interventions for obesity management.

6 12 Moreover, Lysdahl and Børretzen 6 observed that each area may present a propensity towards a particular procedure considered a reasonable approach for a specific indication, which may lead each area to present a substitution effect among procedures types.

Medication management in children poses distinctive challenges [ 1, 2], as pediatricians need to calculate doses based on weight, age, gestational age, and indication, which may increase the risk of mathematical errors (such as the serious and common 10-fold overdose) [ 3].

A limitation of the method is that only 56 categories of drug indications are analyzed, which may be improved with the expansion of the drug indication data.

We therefore focused on our reliable registration of drug names, without paying attention to self-reported indications for use, which may represent a further limitation of this study.

Enhanced understandings of disease mechanisms may in future allow more anti-cancer drugs to be developed as treatments for several orphan indications in ways which may in overall terms prove highly profitable, despite the imposition of relatively low 'cost per Qaffordabilityilithresholdslds.

In a Nordic setting where episiotomy rates have for decades been low and routine use of episiotomy has been abandoned, this is a widening of the indications for episiotomy which may explain the increased use of episotomy following the implementation of the Finnish intervention.

Due to its wide therapeutic window and rapid reliever effects, formoterol allows for acute needs-based administration (see the SMART indication for Symbicort), which may reduce the number of exacerbations if the steroid component is administered at the appropriate time.