The ability to predict pCR, arguably the most useful endpoint of all, could not be assessed in this cohort, because no patient achieved a pCR.
It's a literature whose boundaries lie only at the limits of the human imagination, although it is arguably better at predicting social change than it is at envisaging scientific developments, of which its track record is lively, but not as accurate as one might wish (it wasn't great at predicting advances in technological miniaturisation).
If, as we suggest, the bilateral circuit indeed supports the linear groupings between adjacent elements, this is arguably what the predicted pattern of results would be.
If Facebook announces the "Messenger Bot Store" at F8, as many predict, it would be arguably the most consequential event for the tech industry since Apple announced the App Store and iPhone SDK in March 2008.
Arguably, therefore, postprandial TG more accurately predict vascular risk than fasting levels.
However, if this test of mental ability does not predict preclinical performance, it is arguably less likely to predict the outcome in the clinical years.
However, even in the above-mentioned large review [ 1], several of the studies had baselines similar to ours [ 17, 26, 34] and arguably it is also of great interest to predict return-to-work in non-acute NSP.
"Atheistic evolution" is arguably less simple than just "evolution," with nothing new to predict or contribute.
Although this shows that spatial memories can be decoded, substantially more challenging, and arguably only possible to investigate in humans [ 4], is whether it is feasible to predict which complex everyday experience, or episodic memory, a person is recalling.
The US Geological Survey arguably the world's authority on earthquakes undertook studies in the 1970s to find out if animals really did predict them, but came up empty-handed.
