Sentence examples for reasonable indication for from inspiring English sources
Many investigators agree that 2 mm of articular displacement is a reasonable indication for open reduction and internal fixation of Mason type II fractures of the radial head.
In our experience, the onset of a marked increase in systolic arterial pressure during a SBT represents a reasonable indication for vasodilator administration.
The patient's grumbling disease activity, despite good doses of conventional immunosuppression (sufficient to cause neutropaenia), should have been a reasonable indication for a second survey to exclude other disease processes.
Although the trials in our systematic review showed no significant differences in periprocedural complications and treatment crossover between drug coated balloons and drug eluting stents, repeated stenting with drug eluting stents might be a more reasonable indication for relevant periprocedural tissue protrusion and in-stent or stent edge dissection.
The present review focuses on safety and effectiveness data, with a special focus on reasonable indications for PAC use in the intensive care unit.
Reasonable indications for enterococcal coverage include septic shock, prolonged treatment with cephalosporins, immunosuppression, presence of prosthetic heart valves and recurrent IAI with associated severe sepsis.[ 44– 47] When enterococcal infections are suspected, coverage should be included in the empirical regimen.
Evaluation does cost but "spending whatever limited funds are made available for a fellowship programme without having any reasonable indication of impact is a waste of much needed resources" [ 3].
This is an obvious, freely available statistic which we would expected to provide a reasonable indication of future electoral performance.
Henry cites emerging cannabis markets operating in a legal space as a reasonable indication of best practice.
Thus, these records give a reasonable indication of the outward leg of long foraging trips by these birds.
Our analysis provides a reasonable indication of the relative cost-effectiveness of the two screening methods using illustrative unit costs.
