Sentence examples for a possible predictor for from inspiring English sources

In 2003, Giuliani submitted a request to the National Institute of Geophysics and Vulcanology for project funding, to study radon gas emissions as a possible predictor for earthquakes, using one or more radometers of his own design.

We present an unusual case of SO which resulted from presumed occult globe rupture following blunt trauma; and highlight the association of trauma and acquired external ocular pigmentation as a possible predictor for SO.

We conclude that damage to obturator externus and piriformis is a possible predictor for consequent development of AVN of the femoral head which can be judged on pre-operative MRI scans.

We present an unusual case of SO which resulted from a presumed occult globe rupture following blunt trauma; and highlight the fact that acquired external ocular pigmentation in association with trauma can be a possible predictor for SO.

This case demonstrates that it is likely that SO can occur following occult globe rupture as well; and highlights the fact that acquired external ocular pigmentation in association with trauma can be a possible predictor for SO.

Another parameter we have examined as a possible predictor for the effectiveness of class-3 semaphorins as anti-tumorigenic agents was effects of class-3 semaphorin expression in tumor cells on the behavior of the tumor cells in-vitro.

Moreover, Cyclin D1 expression was reported to be a possible predictor of sensitivity to chemoradiotherapy for esophageal squamous cell carcinoma [20].

Therefore, an interesting possible predictor for successful dose tapering could be infliximab serum trough levels and anti-infliximab antibody levels.

An increase of the fitness level might be one possible predictor for the reduction of migraine attack frequency [17].

An increase of the fitness level is one possible predictor for the reduction of migraine frequency [17].

Another possible predictor for remission first investigated by Hollis [ 36] was early course over the first 6 months or as defined in the current study "time to improvement".