Sentence examples for as a favourable predictor from inspiring English sources
8– 15 Among the handful of studies that have assessed the impact of baseline BMI on response to proton pump inhibitor (PPI) therapy in GERD patients, a few have identified higher BMI as a favourable predictor of response, while others have found no effect or a negative effect of BMI on response to PPI therapy.
Positive margin, inflammatory features, and lack of doxorubicin in the standard adjuvant regimen were confirmed to be adverse predictors of outcome for the entire cohort of 168 high-risk patients as well as for the 90 patient subset; however, instead of receptor-positivity for the tumour, tamoxifen therapy in the post-chemotherapy setting became a favourable predictor of outcome.
Moreover, patients with COP1-positive tumors had longer survival times than COP1-negative cases, indicating that COP1 might be a favourable predictor of TNBC prognosis.
Multivariate analysis revealed DDR1 is an independent favourable predictor for prognosis independent of tumour differentiation, stage, histology, and patient age.
Multivariate analysis indicated that MMP-9 status was an independent favourable predictor of OS (RR = 0.47; P = 0.034) in node-negative but not in node-positive patients.
Among 112 GC patients, miR-9-1 methylation was an independent favourable predictor of overall survival of GC patients in both univariate and multivariate analysis (P < 0.02).
High EREG tumoural mRNA was a favourable outcome predictor for cetuximab-treated patients, irrespective of KRAS mutation status.
By 1966, twice as many had an unfavourable view of him as a favourable one.
Bordetella pertussis could serve as a favourable example for illustrating the adaptation of bacterial pathogens.
We need to drop the whole 'he/she comes from a good family' as a favourable attribute when sizing up potential employees.
"The 3-hour, 45-minutes test is almost as good a predictor as four years of high school grades, and a better predictor for minority students".
