Sentence examples for suggested by specific from inspiring English sources

Each item included a drop-down list based on recommendations and phrasings from the ACEP Clinical Policy, whose guidelines state that head CTs should not be ordered in patients presenting with syncope unless suggested by specific findings in the patient's history or physical, and that hospital admission be reserved for specific high-risk patients.

Further, as suggested by specific migrant data, dispersal across the I-405 appears unidirectional moving east to west perhaps due to the limited available habitat east of the I-405 (Fig. 1).

At the cellular level, does specificity arise by signaling to only specific parts of the neuron, such as regions of axon competent for synapse formation (as suggested by the specific localization of UNC-40/DCC in the PHB axon [ 1]), and does the developmental state of the receiving neuron matter?

As suggested by the specific activation patterns, newly acquired expertise was implemented in previously existing networks of arithmetic processing and memory.

The bonding behaviour of the FRP reinforcements on masonry surface has been investigated and theoretical formulations have been suggested by a specific Italian guide document, which are derived from the approach for concrete structures [9].

Several members of "classic" OBPs have been determined as important components of the insect's chemosensory system, as suggested by their specific association with functionally distinct classes of olfactory sensilla in D. melanogaster [24], [25], [26], [27] or by their high expression levels in A. gambiae antennae [28], [29].

These animals appear to be excellent models of psychosis and schizophrenia, as suggested by their specific behaviors, which mimic the symptoms of these human neurological disorders.

We can hypothesise that such attitude and behaviour may reflect personality traits, but also different personal health experiences, contexts and cultures, as it is suggested by country specific data in our study.

This situation has now changed with our recent description of a nematode vector for an Australian isolate of Pa, suggesting that all Pa strains do indeed have nematode symbionts, contrary to the a-symbiotic lifestyle suggested by their specific name [ 15].

Models combining data from women and men were also examined, with an interaction term between sex and daily steps, to verify sex differences suggested by sex-specific models.

Etiologic heterogeneity is also suggested by site-specific differences in incidence of EPSCC by gender, possibly reflecting varying environmental exposures and/or inherent susceptibility.