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Immune response pathways such as B-cell, complement, and antigen were found to be predictive of better survival in all three sets of AD tumors.

In agreement with the strong association of miR-150 with genes related to the immune response, we found high expression of miR-150 alone to be predictive of better prognosis (log-rank p<0.085) within the corresponding set of patients in our cohort, namely the ER-/non-ERBB2 enriched patients (Figure S5).

For Stage II and III CRC, microsatellite instability was found to be predictive of better prognosis [ 6].

Satisfaction with medication is considered to be predictive of better adherence and compliance to treatment, and to prevent premature treatment termination [ 20].

This score would not just be predictive of better than poor performance on boards, but would (at least in theory) essentially eliminate the risk of board exam failure.

Potential mediators of effectiveness may be: (1) the intensity of treatment, that is, sum of inpatient days and outpatient visits; (2) the experience of hospital care within the index admission, which has been shown to be predictive of better outcomes following discharge.

Findings indicated that (1) stronger child-rated, parent-rated, and therapist-rated TAs were predictive of better treatment outcome and (2) larger and more positive early alliance shifts (as rated by changes in child-rated TA between sessions 1 and 5) were predictive of better treatment outcome.

The results indicated that greater average peak expiratory flow was predictive of better cognitive performance at the first interview.

In short, early music training was predictive of better performance across the four timbres.

The results also showed that increased parental depression was associated with poor health status (β = −.20), whereas positive parenting behaviors were predictive of better health status (β = .10).10

Clustering analysis defined two protein-expression groups being predictive of better overall survival (p=0.043).