Even so, these indicators could be related to a predictor of clinical effectiveness: increased cost represents decreased effectiveness in resource usage.
Studies at NADC and other brucellosis laboratories showed that antigenicity was not a predictor of the effectiveness of a protein as a subunit vaccine.
Social psychophysiological compliance (SPC), estimated by scoring the extent that heart rate variation was synchronous across team members, was explored as a predictor of teamwork effectiveness during 20 real planning meetings over a 6-month period.
When considering brief intervention (BI) as a treatment approach for alcohol dependence in an acute care setting, it is important to note that the intensity of intervention does not seem to be a predictor of treatment effectiveness [ 11- 15].
Therefore, LAT1 inhibitor could be an alternative therapy to melphalan or mTOR inhibitor, and examination of LAT1 expression or PET imaging with F-FAMT might be a predictor of therapeutic effectiveness.
Generally speaking, the following three cross-validation methods are often used to examine a predictor of its effectiveness in practical application: independent dataset test, subsampling or K-fold (such as 5-fold, 7-fold, or 10-fold) test, and jackknife test [ 108].
In a study published online in mBio on 19 April, Memoli and his co-workers reported that their challenge studies indicated that a widely ignored antibody response to influenza vaccines might be a better predictor of effectiveness than the antibody routinely analyzed today.
Hence, the I-score was a significant positive predictor of effectiveness (as overall conception of effectiveness of institutional measures) in all 3 job categories, a significant negative predictor of avoidance of patient in 2 job categories (physician and others), and a significant positive predictor of acceptance of risk in all 3 job categories.
Achieving accreditation is typically regarded as a predictor of clinical care and organisational effectiveness by funders, institutions, patients and the public.
Epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) mutations have been used as the strongest predictor of effectiveness of treatment with EGFR tyrosine kinase inhibitors (TKIs).
