Sentence examples for be predictive of responsiveness from inspiring English sources

It has been previously reported that expression of HIF-1α may be predictive of responsiveness to adjuvant therapy and radiotherapy [ 13- 15].

It has also been suggested that high Ki-67 LI may be predictive of responsiveness to neoadjuvant chemotherapy (Jansen et al, 1998; Chang et al, 2000; Archer et al, 2003; Trihia et al, 2003).

Simultaneously, others identified similar signatures to be predictive of responsiveness in patients with melanoma vaccinated with four TAs plus IL-12 [ 61], dendritic cells loaded with multiple TAs [ 62], or melanoma and lung cancer patients receiving a MAGEA3 peptide vaccine [ 63].

In metastatic disease, low TS levels have consistently been found to be predictive of responsiveness to 5-FU-based chemotherapy (Peters et al, 1994; Johnston et al, 1995; Kornmann et al, 1997; Leichman et al, 1997, Leichman, 1998; Lenz et al, 1998; Aschele et al, 1999; Bathe et al, 1999; Cascinu et al, 1999; Paradiso et al, 2000; Allegra, 2002).

This 'vascular normalization index', was predictive of responsiveness to anti-angiogenic therapy in glioma patients [ 43].

Whether HDAC expression in renal cancers is predictive of responsiveness for HDI will have to be tested in further studies.

Recent studies have demonstrated that in patients with ER+ breast cancer, a higher F-FES 16alpha-F-fluoroestradiol-17beta 16alpha-F-fluoroestradiol-17beta 16alpha-F-fluoroestradiol-17beta 16alpha-F-fluoroestradiol-17beta

Although the dynamic changes of the plethysmographic waveform have been demonstrated to be predictive of volume responsiveness in ventilated patients, this technology is poorly predictive of volume responsiveness in spontaneously breathing persons after a PLR challenge [59].

Although the dynamic changes of the plethysmographic waveform have been demonstrated to be predictive of volume responsiveness in ventilated patients, this technology is poorly predictive of volume responsiveness in spontaneously breathing persons after a PLR challenge [ 59].

We make the hypothesis that the shape of the IVC could be predictive of fluid responsiveness.

Furthermore, respiratory variation in VTI (or peak velocity as a surrogate) has already been shown to be predictive of fluid responsiveness at normal IAP [ 18, 19].