Sentence examples for scientifically indicated from inspiring English sources

Other similarities include irrational and unfounded fear of contracting the pathogen through mechanisms that have not been scientifically indicated, stigmatization of people who associate with those living with the diseases in question (13, 33, 42, 43) and the perception that both diseases are the result of propaganda for population control (44, 45).

This cut-off value has been used clinically and scientifically to indicate cardiovascular risk.

All experts indicated that all questions were scientifically accurate and understandable (with minor suggestions from three experts to enhance understandability of two questions).

Many scenarios can be scientifically informative but not linked to clinically indicated biopsies; for example, biopsies at the time of progressive disease in patients who have had an extreme response to a targeted agent [ 18].

Recent mining practices on thin seams in some coal mines have indicated that for minor cutting heights, equipment that is scientifically designed, packaged, and fully mechanized can also achieve satisfactory technical economic performance.

The 252 respondents, while not a scientifically valid sample and restricted to one segment of the app market, indicated what many people had suspected: the app world is an ecology weighted heavily toward a few winners.

Although there are mismatches in magnitude of lung injury depending on which parameter is evaluated, each evaluation is scientifically sound and each indicates some degree of VILI that was ameliorated by hydrogen treatment.

However, studies have indicated that consumers perceived health or environmental risks of PCPs very differently compared to the scientifically assessed risk from exposures to PCPs [7 9].

Van der Wolf and Van Beukering [ 8] indicated that evidence based means that the methods, programs, and approaches used have to be scientifically proven to be effective.

The analysis indicated that autonomous procurement organisations were more efficient in relation to payments to suppliers, had relatively lower drug procurement prices and managed their inventory more scientifically.

Other physicians indicated that they personally did not believe that herbs were either safe or beneficial and one respondent commented "... and some are not scientifically proven to work and can give patients a false hope".