Although we did not assess the clinical relevance of the measured increase in lung tissue, it appears prudent to restrict the indication of CT scans with contrast to specific indications such as diagnosis of pulmonary embolism.
ACT, Inc. (the nonprofit that administers the ACT exam) reports that some programs can increase the college-readiness of at-risk middle grade students, a clear indication that prudent investment in the middle grades can have an impact.
It is not enough, nor is it financially prudent, to fund programmes without some indication of impact.
However, it is prudent to scan patients for specific associated indications such trauma, abnormal neurological signs, seizures or an uncertain history of drug ingestion.
But referring to the possible link, Dr. Jonathan Wilkin, director of dermatology at the F.D.A.'s Center for Drug Evaluation and Research in Rockville, Md., said, "We just simply believe that there is enough indication of an association that it is prudent for doctors to quite literally act as if there is a causal relationship".
Further, we suggest it is prudent at this time to consider that the conservative indications of significance with standardized units are appropriate.
That may be either prudent or cowardly; it is probably both, and certainly an indication of how serious the problem could be.
If these two factors do in fact push down the rate of economic growth in the future, is it still prudent to assume that the past performance of assets is an indication of future results?
However, given the current controversy on the evidence of IABP-support and therefore its indication [ 31], coupled with complication risks [ 32], it may be prudent not to ignore our results.
Information on the use of antimicrobials in different animal species on an indication basis would also make it possible to evaluate how recommendations and prudent use guidelines for antimicrobial use are being followed.
