Sentence examples for may indicate complications from inspiring English sources
Although some back pain and aches are normal during pregnancy, contact emergency health personnel immediately if you experience severe, persistent, or significantly worsening back pain or if the pains are rhythmic in nature, as these may indicate complications with your pregnancy.
The assessment of sarcopenia may indicate whether complications are likely to arise.
Signs to be alert for which may indicate a complication are listed in the following steps.
Whilst it is not unusual for a dog to vomit bile once or twice after an anesthetic, vomiting more frequently than this may indicate a complication so you should let the vet know.
Although various reports in the literature [12, 13, 16] point out that a lack of a drop in temperature soon after surgery or a second peak in the local temperature may indicate local septic complications, it was not the aim of the present study to investigate such phenomena, and they should be confirmed in separate research.
The short duration of disease before the onset of foot problems may indicate that diabetes complications occur more quickly among this population and/or that diabetes diagnoses are delayed.
The intensive care category includes women who have an unexpectedly large number of PNC visits, which may indicate potential morbidity or complications.
Additionally, the biochemical markers used in cFTS may indicate risks of pregnancy complications such as pre-eclampsia and intra-uterine growth retardation.
On the other hand, lower RFA values may indicate greater risk for implant complications.
Proteinuria and increased cortical echogenicity were prevalent among HIV infected children who may indicate early onset of renal complications and this call for routine screening for early detection.
On one hand, fewer features of the metabolic syndrome have been reported in individuals with adult-onset autoimmune diabetes than in individuals with type 2 diabetes (13– 17), and this may indicate a lower risk of complications.
