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When considered in the context of the current study, these results suggest that although preoperative PROM scores may be sufficiently predictive of postoperative function, this does not correlate with patient satisfaction.

The lack of health claims is probably attributable to the fact that, although numerous biologically plausible mechanisms have been established to explain inflammation disease associations, no single biomarker or cluster of biomarkers of inflammation has yet been robustly demonstrated to be sufficiently predictive of future disease.

The threshold value for HOOS, which was a maximum of 58 out of a possible 100 points, was sufficiently predictive of attaining a MCID (AUC, 0.74).

To our knowledge, no prior study has attempted to determine preoperative threshold values that are sufficiently predictive of functional improvements after primary THA.

The prevalence of cardiovascular disease is high, and neither patient history [ 8] nor biologic markers found helpful in lower risk populations are sufficiently predictive of risk in this population.

Since a threshold of dialysis duration that is sufficiently predictive of renal recovery has not been established, and also because initiation of dialysis is physician/center dependent, dialysis duration as a criterion for SLK should be used with caution in patients who do not have end-stage renal disease.

It is unclear if any of these tools are sufficiently predictive to guide emergency physicians' decisions.

First, in vitro tests of basal cytotoxicity are sufficiently predictive for the rodent in vivo LD50 assay (Ekwall 1999; Spielmann et al. 1999) and, second, ESCs show alterations in their in vitro differentiation pattern when exposed to embryotoxic chemicals during EB differentiation (Wobus et al. 1988; Wobus et al. 1994b).

It is observed that even a reasonably simple model can be sufficiently predictive in a particular operating range.

39 Physiological parameters have not proved to be sufficiently predictive.

The authors demonstrate that the method is sufficiently predictive and robust to support its use in a drug-screening setting.