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In parallel with these observations, GLS was shown to be a superior predictor of all-cause and cardiovascular (CV) mortality in patients with CKD [ 6– 8].

COPD is a complex multidimensional disease and the BODE index, a multidimensional grading system, has been shown to be a superior predictor of the risk of death [ 20].

Additionally, while chronological age is an independent risk factor for adverse outcomes in many conditions, the assessment of frailty in elderly patients may be a superior predictor of outcomes than chronological age in this patient population [ 17].

These results further strengthen the hypothesis that the VAI may be a superior predictor, or at least, an equal predictor compared with WC and WHtR when assessing the impact of visceral adiposity dysfunction on CV outcomes and mortality.

Non-HDL was calculated as the difference between total cholesterol and HDL, which may be a superior predictor of cardiovascular events compared to LDL-c [ 28]. White blood cell (WBC) count was determined by the Coulter Counter Model S-PLUS JR with Coulter histogram differential, an automated hematology analyzer.

The immunophenoscore was a superior predictor of response to anti-cytotoxic T lymphocyte antigen-4 (CTLA-4) and anti-programmed cell death protein 1 (anti-PD-1) antibodies in two independent validation cohorts.

The novel definition for ventilator-associated complications, however, was a superior predictor of hospital mortality.

Results: The IER model was a superior predictor of RR compared with seven other forms previously used in burden assessments.

The fact remains that placental PCBs were a superior predictor of lower IQ, and the relationship was not an artifact of sampling bias.

Previous studies have found that time-varying measures of Global SRH are a superior predictor of mortality compared to a single fixed measure [ 15- 18].

We systematically assessed if multiple combinations of any of these IHC markers may represent a 'signature' that is a superior predictor of survival.