Sentence examples for moderate indications from inspiring English sources

In contrast, for some of the moderate indications the risk of caesarean sections was below 30%.

Proportions of pregnancies with strong and moderate indications for caesarean section were similar in both regions.

For a long list of conditions (moderate indications), the probability of caesarean section was considerably higher in the former West than in the East.

Finally, we calculated the percentage of caesarean sections resulting from strong indications, moderate indications and no indications by maternal age and region.

For strong indications the probability of caesarean section was similar in East and West Germany, but the probability of caesarean section among women with moderate indications was substantially higher in the former West Germany.

Overall, in the presence of strong indications, there was no regional difference with respect to the risk of caesarean section – in contrast, the risk of caesarean section was 20% for women with moderate indications in the former East and 28% in the former West.

The moderate indication was a correct solution to Cupcake Task B (involving operating on the results of a unit coordination) without showing any work to support the unit coordination needed to enumerate the hidden cupcakes.

Finally, during 4 out of 8 seasons there was a clear indication of a west-east spread and in 3 seasons a moderate indication of a south-north spread of influenza activity across Europe.

Schubert often notated his opening movements with moderate tempo indications, the extreme case being the Molto moderato of the B-flat piano sonata.

In Canada, primary care midwives have a broader scope of practice which means they continue to provide care to women who need medical interventions for moderate risk indications, such as meconium stained liquor [ 26].

Consensus level: moderate This indication applies to a small percentage of all patients undergoing RF ablation (2 19 %) [ 36, 37] who opt for ablation despite being suitable for resection.