Sentence examples for be an early predictor from inspiring English sources

Retailers typically do some of their biggest business during the back-to-school shopping period, also considered to be an early predictor of the holiday shopping season.

"Obviously this is a tricky situation," said Russ Haven, the legislative counsel for the New York Public Interest Research Group, referring to the commission's preliminary inquiry into the governor's staff, "partly because it's a big matter, and partly because it will be an early predictor of how the new commission will perform".

During the prepartal periods, RP and OD cows had lower α-tocopherol concentrations (corrected or not for cholesterol concentration) and higher NEFA and BHBA concentrations than H cows. Thus, lower prepartal BCS could be an early predictor for RP risk, and lower α-tocopherol concentrations and higher NEFA and BHBA concentrations could be early predictors for disease.

At the end of immunotherapy, deficit in plantar flexion associated with sciatic nerve block was found to be an early predictor of prolonged (> 15 days) invasive mechanical ventilation in 100% of cases [22].

The results in Texas could be an early predictor for how races across the country play out this year.

Sarcopenia, independent of obesity, is associated with adverse glucose metabolism, and the association is strongest in individuals under 60 years of age, which suggests that low muscle mass may be an early predictor of diabetes susceptibility.

In our study, urinary [TIMP-2]·[IGFBP7] was an early predictor of AKI in ICU patients regardless of sepsis.

Greater waking EEG delta power (r=0.84; p<0.05) on POD1 and less non-REM sleep EEG delta power (r=-0.72; p<0.05) on night 2 also predicted POD2 delirium severity.Loss of sleep on night1 post-surgery is an early predictor of subsequent delirium.

The clinical implication of this study is that anesthesiologists would be able to intervene timeously to ensure adequate postoperative analgesia by using a tool that is an early predictor of postoperative surgical pain.

For example, Cascini et al. [40] demonstrated that the change in tumour 18F-fluorodeoxyglucose (18F FDG) standardised uptake value (SUV) is an early predictor of pathological tumour response revealing variations change significantly lower in non-responder patients than in responders.

Objectives: To determine whether RRI measured on intensive care unit (ICU) admission is an early predictor and discriminator of AKI development and severity, developing within the first week after ICU admission, and if RRI predicts AKI independently of other AKI risk factors.