We first held 19 years ago that conducting a run-of-the-mill administrative inspection as though it is a criminal raid, when no indication exists that safety will be threatened by the inspection, violates clearly established Fourth Amendment rights.
Based on this assessment, no indication exists of phenotypic differences between monocytes from SpA and RA patients and healthy individuals.
No indications exist for breast tumours occurring in BRCA2 mutation carrier.
Until now, no indications exist that ticks are involved in ASFV outbreaks in the Caucasus region and Russia.
So far no indications exist that the virulence of ASFV is changing in affected regions in Russia.
If an indication exists, the team refers the patient to health care or social services, e.g. physiotherapy, social work, or psychotherapy.
Some indication existed of a slight increase in risk after in utero exposure to x rays for all cancers (odds ratio 1.l4, 95% confidence interval 0.90 to 1.45) and leukaemia (1.36, 0.91 to 2.02), but this was not statistically significant.
It should thus be borne in mind that the potential vaccine impact we assessed is hypothetical and concerns some outcomes (e.g. oropharyngeal carcinoma) for which no specific indication exists yet.
Because of the demand for a nearly perfect aesthetic outcome in the young cleft patient with little tolerance concerning infections that increase the risk of wound breakdown, palatal fistulas, poor speech or growth, and aesthetic results [ 26], a large number of patients might be receiving antibiotics when no clear indication exists for such prophylaxis [ 27].
When caesarean section is performed where the evidence of benefit is not clear-cut, or when no clinical indication exists, then it is paramount that women and their caregivers are clearly informed about, and have a good understanding of all the potential sequelae.
PIP can be classified as either (i) potentially inappropriate medicines (PIMs), the use of a medicine where no clear clinical indication exists or the use of an indicated medicine in circumstances where the risks outweigh the benefits, or (ii) potential prescribing omissions (PPOs), not prescribing a beneficial medicine for which there is a clear clinical indication [ 5].
