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The high prevalence of biosurfactants and biosurfactant producing bacteria in rhizosphere is a positive indication for its potent role in sustainable agriculture.
Evidence of clinical disease activity (relapses and/or accumulating disability) with or without new MRI lesions is in general accepted as an indication for switching to more potent second-line therapies.
As there seem to be a strong correlation between the different subsets, regarding infiltration rate, a high amount of FOXP3+ cells can be an indication for an active and potent immune response, thereby explaining the association to better prognosis.
Eleven percent of patients in primary care using inhaled corticosteroids, the most potent and consistently effective long-term control medication for asthma [ 24, 25], have no indication for the medication [ 26].
However, drugs that block the RANKL signaling system, such as osteoprotegerin or monoclonal antibodies to RANK, may be more potent for this indication because they inhibit osteoclast recruitment instead of reducing their activity.
Hypoxemia was the indication for physiotherapist referral.
Partial nephrectomy (PN) represents a challenging indication for LESS.
