Sentence examples for been noted to predict from inspiring English sources

Protein C levels have long been noted to predict mortality in patients with sepsis.

More recently, a combined dysfunction of T-cells, monocytes, and neu¬trophils has been noted to predict acquisition of noso¬comial infection [ 16].

Increased emotional difficulties in CFS/ME, particularly depression, have been noted to predict poorer long-term patient outcomes and responses to therapeutic interventions (Bentall, Powell, Nye, & Edwards, 2002; Wearden, Dunn, Dowrick, & Morriss, 2012).

In co-infection, APRI and FIB-4 have been noted to accurately predict fibrosis with a high negative predictive value for ruling out advanced fibrosis but with a poor positive predictive value [ 58].

None of the studies reported on the incidences of high-titer antibodies, which have been noted to better predict the clinical significance of antibodies to the similar GLP-1RA, exenatide.

Three of the five CA-MRSA clones were noted to be predicted founders of a clonal complex (CC 9, CC 45, and CC 121).

A separate cohort study also suggested that childhood depression was a risk factor for obesity in adulthood, at least for women [ 44]. 'Temperamental Difficulties' were also noted to predict weight gain in a cohort of 138 North American children aged between 4 and 9 [ 57].

Cumulative antidepressant use calculated as a percentage of all prior visits was also noted to predict weight regain (1.005 [1.002 1.008], P = 0.0003), while cumulative depression symptoms calculated as a percentage of all prior study visits was not predictive (1.003 [1.000–1.006], P = 0.09).

There was no single variable that was noted to define or predict overcrowding.

But it is too soon, Mr. Ford noted, to predict how much prices might rise, though it should not have a long-term impact.

It has been noted that predicting the future is hard.