The phrase "as a potential predictive" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe something that has the capacity to predict outcomes or trends, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The model was developed as a potential predictive tool for analyzing market trends."
Alternatives: "as a possible predictor" or "as a potential forecasting".
Interestingly, our analysis of CALGB80303 (gemcitabine ± bevacizumab in advanced pancreatic cancer) indicated VEGF-D as a potential predictive marker for benefit from bevacizumab, where low levels predicted for benefit from bevacizumab and high levels predicted for lack-of-benefit from bevacizumab 10.
More recently, several studies have begun to use fMRI as a potential predictive biomarker of treatment response.
HGF (with or without IL-6) should be investigated as a potential predictive biomarker of VOD or GVHD.
More research is needed on the specific advantages of molecular imaging over other less costly measures as a potential predictive biomarker for cocaine dependence.
We compared the clinical characteristics of observational, naturalistic, cross-sectional data from South and North American samples in order to assess the consistency in illness profile of early-onset bipolar disorder across geographic regions and to further validate onset age as a potential predictive variable of prognosis in bipolar disorder.
Therefore, apoptotic progenitor cells could be evaluated in future studies as a potential predictive biomarker in CHF.
The selection of predictors began with a univariate analysis of all variables that were identified a priori as being potential predictive factors for each dependent variable.
As result, EPCs have been suggested as potential predictive, diagnostic, and prognostic CVD biomarkers, as well as therapeutic agents.
In addition, the circulating/exosomal miRNAs can also be used as potential predictive markers for a therapeutic outcome [ 33].
This means that unfavourable geographical and social characteristics have to be considered as potential predictive factors of a less than optimal surgical result, of potential recurrence and worse survival, as suggested by a French report on the risk of being less well treated in a low-volume hospital [ 19].
This review examined histology as a potential prognostic and/or predictive factor of clinical outcomes in advanced NSCLC.
