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All other clinical variables were excluded, not significantly adding to the predictive power of the model (all P>.19).

In this study we explored whether a combination of the two tests adds to the predictive value of the individual tests for predicting tubal disease or endometriosis.

We hypothesized that a RBC-FA "lipidomic" approach (which focus on FA patterns instead of individual FAs) would predict risk for acute coronary syndromes (ACS) and add to the predictive utility of standard CHD risk factors.

Adding the full set of 135 attributed needs and 65 supply variables (model 4, the full model) added to the predictive power only slightly at practice level (to 78.5%) and negligibly at individual level.

Using data from a large community-based study, we examined if VAI would improve CVD prediction currently made by multivariate algorithms and if VAI could add to the predictive ability of the simple anthropometric measures of adiposity i.e. BMI, waist-to-height ratio (WHtR) or waist-to-hip ratio (WHpR).

For all of the measures that consistently add to the predictive performance of the model, the measure is computed on the five year interval.

These variables are considered as new evidence and therefore are added to the predictive and updating SMART model using the Bayesian updating theorem (Bedford and Cooke 2001) as per Eq. (4) as follows.

Dwelling into CRP mechanism of action may lead to the design of new diagnostic modalities that will add to the predictive value of CRP in identifying those patients at high cardiovascular risk.

FMD has been shown to add to the predictive value of ankle-brachial pressure index [14] and hyperaemic flow velocity [42] in patients with peripheral arterial disease.

We also found that for most fields the addition of the m-index did not add to the predictive value of IRVs.

VAI failed to add to the predictive ability of the Framingham general CVD algorithm.