Sentence examples for should not be induced from inspiring English sources

In fact, it is known that surgical conditions, like tissue ischemia after renal artery clamping and subsequent hypoxia, may up-regulate the expression of downstream targets of HIF-1 (hypoxia inducible factor 1), including CA9, that conversely should not be induced under normoxic conditions like those applied for primary cultures [ 29].

Birth should not be induced before 39 weeks of gestation, according to the guidelines.

Homeowners should not be induced to gamble on mortgages that will leave them insolvent should prices fall.

To ensure that we obtain the optimal biomechanics, we should not be induced into making "blind" interventions that are less invasive, employ incisions that are too small, or use surgical approaches that do not allow anatomical structures to be viewed as they are successively reached.

In a dog with loss of muscle coordination or CNS depression, vomiting should not be induced.

Concerning the cardiogenic shocks, MIH may have contributed to worsening hemodynamics and therefore should not be induced in these patients until further data are available.

Emesis should probably not be induced due to the risk of coma or psychosis developing in the patient.

At last year's ExxonMobil shareholder meeting, for instance, he said that if the world had to deal with "inclement weather," which "may or may not be induced by climate change," we should employ unspecified "new technologies".

As a consequence, the treatment of abdominal obesity should not be limited to inducing weight loss.

Although additional studies are needed to determine the safety of α1-blockers with respect to the development of IFIS during cataract surgery, treatment with an α1-blocker should be stopped at least 1 week before cataract surgery and phenylephrine should not be used to induce mydriasis.

The use of a vertex control site that should not be expected to induce any specific effects has become standard in many TMS studies (e.g. Harris et al., 2008; Muggleton et al., 2008; Kalla et al., 2009), including for recent concurrent TMS fMRI work (e.g. Ruff et al., 2006, 2008, 2009).