Geïndiceerde

Geïndiceerde is a Dutch term that translates to "indicated" or "pointed to" in English. It is used in various contexts, often to describe something that is suggested, shown, or made evident by something else.

In a medical context, "geïndiceerde" can refer to a treatment or procedure that is specifically recommended for a particular condition. For example, a certain medication might be geïndiceerd for high blood pressure, meaning it is the appropriate treatment for that ailment. Similarly, a surgical procedure could be geïndiceerd if it is deemed the best course of action based on a patient's symptoms and diagnosis.

Beyond medicine, the term can appear in financial or economic discussions. An economic indicator might be described as geïndiceerd if it points towards a particular trend or future outcome. For instance, a rise in consumer confidence could be geïndiceerd as a sign of potential economic growth.

In a more general sense, "geïndiceerde" can simply mean something is demonstrated or implied. If a piece of evidence is geïndiceerd as being relevant to a case, it means the evidence suggests a connection or supports a particular argument. The term emphasizes the suggestive or demonstrative nature of the item in question.