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Although galectin-4 is not a universal and unambiguous marker in different types of cancers, it could be a helpful parameter in diagnosis of these tumors and clinical manifestations.

So QTd and QTcd on admission may be a helpful parameter that can detect patients with AMI who are at risk for development of ventricular arrhythmias.

The oxidising potential of mixtures or their impact on NO production is a helpful parameter to assess their potential contribution to cardiovascular diseases.

In conclusion we may say that RRI > 0.70 is a helpful parameter to predict whether surgical population may experience any postoperative complications.

The sidedness index (Cs) is a helpful parameter to estimate the propensity of adjacent genes to be located on the same DNA strand in a given genome (Cui et al. 2006).

This parameter can be a helpful tool in the selection of the adequate surfactant.

The Catot/Caion ratio with a critical threshold ≥2.5 might therefore be a more helpful parameter to identify patients at risk for metabolic disturbances (for example, drop of ionized calcium), than the citrate level per se with a missing cutoff value indicating intoxication during citrate accumulation.

Plasma sTREM-1 levels appeared to be the most helpful parameter in differentiating patients with sepsis from those with systemic inflammatory response syndrome.

The positive likelihood ratio is a simple and helpful parameter for this task (for example a patient presenting to the ED who dies within 7 days is 16 times as likely to have a SBP below 90 mmHg than a patient who survives).

Synovial-fluid WBC count and differential are two helpful parameters: cutoff values for optimal accuracy iare >1,100 cells/mm3 for fluid leukocyte count and >64 % for neutrophil differential [25].

Although definitive characterization of these lesions is often difficult or even impossible due to overlapping imaging characteristics, analysis of the matrix and intralesional calcifications and relationship with dentition are very helpful parameters in identification of odontogenic and non- odontogenic tumour and tumour-like conditions of the jaws.