Sentence examples for may be advocated from inspiring English sources

Surgery may be advocated to relieve the narrowing of the openings of the heart valves.

Therefore, the additional use of chemical agents for implant decontamination may be advocated.

Emerging evidence suggests that cervical and thoracic joint manipulations may be advocated in treating patients with shoulder pain.

Our dependent variable is a count variable, such that the use of count data panel models may be advocated.

On the other hand, Sperti et al. suggested that pancreatic metastasectomy for CRC may be considered palliative treatment, and an aggressive surgical approach may be advocated in selected patients, in particular, in symptomatic patients with isolated pancreatic metastasis [10].

In summary, conservative management using a hinged cast brace and restricted weightbearing may be advocated if the fracture is found to be undisplaced and the component is thought to be stable based on radiographic evidence (type I fractures).

"Strava may be advocating unsafe practices," Lt. Dave Dubowy said.

But rather than engage with this complexity, difficult as it may be, advocates all too frequently revert to simply underlining a series of demands, stripping out subtlety in favour of bold, primary colour statements.

Facebook added that nationalist and separatist groups in general may be advocating for something but not necessarily indicating the inferiority of others.

26, 40 Measurement of tumor depth may therefore be advocated as part of a routine clinical workup of the patient.

No products used in this study are approved for use in lactating dairy cattle and their use may only be advocated in beef cattle and non-lactating dairy cattle.