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Objective: This study was designed to establish whether, in growth-retarded fetuses, absent or reverse end-diastolic (ARED) flow velocity in the umbilical artery can be predictive of an increased incidence of long-term neurological and intellectual impairment.
Bandura [8, 9] noted that self-efficacy can be predictive of an individual's motivation, affect, and behavior.
These targets may be predictive of an enhanced and more complete clinical response to lower doses of the drug.
Its presence is thought to be predictive of an intact meniscus [ 2– 4].
Whether or not experiments with PBMCs could be predictive of an individual's response to these supplements would also be of interest.
Moreover, the same predictors were also found to be predictive of an outcome independent of the clinician's knowledge of these factors, namely persistent joint swelling.
But, Dr. Zipes said, in someone who has had a heart attack, "they may be predictive of a future life-threatening problem".
"We use multiple rating factors, which sometimes include nondriving factors that have been proven to be predictive of a person's likelihood of being involved in a crash".
We further found somatization to be predictive of a range of negative psychological experiences to include depression, anxiety, and hostility (p <.0001).
Hence it could be predictive of a favorable outcome via activation of angiogenesis in stroke patients.
