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The initial arrest rhythm (VF/pulseless VT or PEA, but not asystole) was found to be a predictive indicator of survival for ECPR patients.

In addition, high anti-saliva IgG levels appeared to be a predictive indicator of malaria morbidity [11].

Nevertheless, three-dimensional skin architecture is of fundamental importance for stress response [37], [38] and the expression of p53 expression fails to be a predictive indicator of pathological outcomes of skin in patients [24].

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Significantly, we found that phospho-RKIP was a predictive indicator of disease-specific death.

Significantly, we found that phospho-RKIP was a predictive indicator of survival.

IMT is a predictive indicator for the progression of cardiovascular disease, as coronary atherosclerosis development has been demonstrated to be "in the mirror" with carotid artery, and the IMT is used as an indicator for atherosclerosis [ 32].

Plasma miR-21 expression reflects sensitivity to platinum chemotherapy for NSCLC, suggesting that plasma miR-21 is a predictive indicator for sensitivity to platinum chemotherapy and may be a therapeutic target that reverse resistance to platinum chemotherapy.

However, no heuristic tool to date has shown to be significantly more sensitive than BLAST, and none of the compared tools claims to be, so it is a fair assumption that a high BLAST recall is a predictive indicator of a high sensitivity.

In osteosarcoma, hTERT is a predictive indicator of worse prognosis, with a trend in favour of shorter progression-free survival in patients whose tumours expressed telomerase rather than ALT (Sanders et al, 2004), while in glioblastoma multiforme the presence of ALT is actually indicative of a better prognosis (Hakin-Smith et al, 2003).

Our data concur with those of others that suggest that CA 19-9 decline in the presence of objective radiological responses is potentially a predictive indicator of clinical benefit.