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Therefore we aimed to explore the correlation and concordance between hypoxic challenge testing and predictive equations for assessment and prediction of in-flight hypoxia in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease patients prior to air travel.
Recent work has incorporated aspects of dynamic security assessment and prediction of the frequency response [51].
Probabilistic assessment and prediction of drought provides valuable information for water resources planners and policy makers for developing drought mitigation strategies.
In this paper, an integrated and systematic method for the assessment and prediction of ultrasonic de-icing effect for composite wind turbine blades was proposed.
The benefits and limitations to a simulation-based approach to the assessment and prediction of driver behavior in different work zone configurations are also discussed.
Such models could make an important contribution to decision-making for regional governors and to the development of urban planning incorporating assessment and prediction of ecological security.
A large proportion of clinician's risk assessment and predictions of caries development was for children with mixed dentitions in this study.
Moreover, more convenient tools for the analysis of gene expression together with clinical outcome data, such as Oncotype Dx [ 12], Mammaprint [ 13], and PAM50 [ 14], have been developed and used in prognostic assessments and prediction of therapeutic efficacy for high risk of recurrence in early breast cancer patients.
Fish quality has a direct impact on market price and its accurate assessment and prediction are of main importance to set prices, increase competitiveness, resolve conflicts of interest and prevent food wastage due to conservative product shelf-life estimations.
In a 3-year prospective study of 696 sequential patients (after exclusions) with community-acquired pneumonia, several tools for assessment of severity and prediction of mortality were validated.
While conventional and diffusion-weighted neonatal MRI is currently the main modality used for the assessment of injury and prediction of outcome after neonatal encephalopathy, it is considered subjective and requires considerable time and experience for interpretation.
