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However, the literature is divided as to whether or not the MAA SPECT is a suitable predictor of subsequent therapeutic microsphere lodgement [6, 26, 27].

Analysis showed that APP is not a suitable predictor of mortality; however, IAP is a significant predictor of mortality with high sensitivity at the level of 17.09 mm Hg (Figures 6 and 7).

To examine empirically the relative significance of the concept of RICV, we posed the following research question: Is RICV a suitable predictor of firms' propensity to repeat in-licensing agreements with PRIs, compared to the traditional licensing revenue indicator?

In this paper, we addressed our research question whether RICV is a suitable predictor of firms' propensity to repeat their in-licensing agreements with PRIs, compared to the traditional licensing revenue indicator.

This suggests that by following a model-driven development approach, the size measure obtained at the conceptual model of a Web application can be considered a suitable predictor of effort.

Further studies will address the question of whether preoperative ex vivo production of IL-6 would be a suitable predictor of postoperative complications in newborn infants with congenital cardiac defects.

Therefore, a suitable predictor for malignancy in BI-RADS-®-US 3 lesions would be beneficial and of clinical relevance.

There are specific areas in Fig. 5 that the LM captures poorly mainly river valleys and cool, wet areas where lack of a suitable predictor variable like soil moisture in the LM led to the model's failure to develop any predictive power for a specific type of habitat, like river microclimates in otherwise arid regions.

Although the data are from E14.5 embryos we believe that information collected at this stage serves as a suitable predictor and starting point for the elucidation of expression patterns in adult mice and presumably also in humans.

Onestudy indicated that V5 of total lung >37% and V5 of contralateral lung > 26% were suitable predictors of pneumonitis in a cohort of patients treated with SBRT [ 39].

Thus, aridity indices (AIs) can theoretically represent suitable predictors of decomposition and comminution processes at landscape scale.