Sentence examples for indications whose from inspiring English sources

Psychological approaches were effective in a broad range of indications, whose limitations regarding age, level of intelligence, seizure semiology, or type and duration of epilepsy cannot yet be determined.

Of 17 FDA-approved drugs and 18 indications whose biomarker is labelled as required, 13 drugs and 14 indications were approved in the EU, whereas 12 drugs and 12 indications were approved in Japan (Table 1).

There is no indication whose data these are, or what the terms of use are.

As potential patient samples we considered hospitalized children and adults of every age and indication, whose treatment involved the management strategy "clinical pathways".

As participants, we considered hospitalized children and adults of every age and indication whose treatment involved the management strategy "clinical pathways".

To monitor: The Texas gubernatorial race, as an indication of whose endorsement holds more power: Sarah Palin's or Bill Clinton's.

He relates the history of VBGs whose indications for the wrist are often many and varied for the treatment of scaphoid non-union and Kienböch's disease.

Although the results of certain early series worried potential users, today it can be asserted that recent series whose indications and technique correspond to modern use criteria, have shown results that are as reliable as those of total knee arthroplasty (TKA) at a 10 years' follow-up.

On the other hand, the principal causes of symptomatic bradyarrhythmias are advanced atrioventricular block and sinus node syndrome, whose indications for implantation of a permanent pacemaker should follow current recommendations for other cardiomyopathies [ 30].

The more rapid decline of PCT levels towards its normal range allows an earlier use of this marker for its usual indications than CRP, whose levels are elevated for a long time.

One of the latest commercial models is a cannula-less 23-ga needle with an incorporated 25-ga vitrector called the Retrector whose indications have evolved from a simple tap and inject to numerous diagnostic and therapeutic functions [ 3- 5].