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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.

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].

Using this method, the general guidelines for important model choice issues such as choosing an appropriate response distribution and determining a suitable predictor specification can be obtained based on quantile residuals, the deviance information criterion and proper scoring rules.

BUN demonstrates some value as a single, simply achievable parameter (area under the curve [AUC] = 0.75) whereas serum phosphate is not a suitable predictor (AUC = 0.37).

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

The results of this trial also raised the issue of whether RFS can be used at all as a suitable surrogate or predictor of OS, since the RFS and OS results were not consistent in E1690.

Furthermore it was used as an exploratory analysis tool to select suitable predictor variables for predictive linear modelling.

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We believe that non-suicidal adverse events serve as a suitable proxy for denominator data, and they are included as predictors in the model.

Tuesday's results may be useless as a predictor of 2010, but they are not without value as cautionary tales.

In 1977, the researchers reported their results: total cholesterol turned out to be surprisingly useless as a predictor.