Sentence examples for supportive indication from inspiring English sources

A BMF >1 is a supportive indication of high bioaccumulation and the B criterion is thus considered as fulfilled.

However, as shown in the present study, measurement of ETCO2 by capnography monitoring is another good supportive indication for NIV, and has a higher predictive power for identifying patients who are likely to comply well with subsequent NIV treatment than either pulse oximetry monitoring or assessment of subjective symptoms with ALSFRSr (Table 2).

Reasons for selecting acupuncture treatment for the first time were: "to try it", "might work", "curious" (40%), pain (22%), relaxation (11%), nausea (9%), and other supportive care indications (18%).

This finding does not support the indication that solely early identification as well as treatment of patients with severe sepsis with standard supportive care is responsible for improved outcome after early treatment with DrotAA [ 53].

OLTx: orthotopic liver transplantation; RFTA: radiofrequency-mediated thermal ablation; PEI: percutaneous ethanol injection; TACE: transcatheter arterial chemoembolization; BSC: best supportive care AASLD indications for treatment are reported in rows; percentages of patients treated per each modality are calculated on the totality of patients having that specific indication.

There are indications that supportive supervision, recognition and personal feedback tend to be more common in religious and private health centres in Kenya than in public facilities.

Due to its hematopoietic activity, recombinant G-CSF (filgrastim) is used as an integral part of supportive therapy across multiple indications under the trade name Neupogen® (Amgen filgrastim; Amgen Inc., Thousand Oaks, CA, USA) [ 5– 7].

It provides a measure of the number of supportive relationships available and an indication of the level of satisfaction with that support.

We considered the validity of performing an indirect comparison between IFN and best supportive care to give a better indication of the anticipated benefit of these interventions against best supportive care.

A stronger presence of actual support given to people who see fewer available supportive networks could be reasonably argued as an indication of needs for social support intervention.

103 patients received NIV as a first line respiratory supportive therapy for a number of indications of which only 20% included COPD or CPO (figure 1). Figure 1 Indications for NIV.