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Model evaluation with independent data also showed a better predictive capacity of the GA approach (RMSE = 0.07) compared to NLR (RMSE = 0.19) and ANN (RMSE = 0.11) alternatives.

Buchanan-Smith et al. (1994) emphasized that the prevention of famine in SSA has not improved since the disasters of the 1980s, despite better predictive capacity in the Sahel and the Horn of Africa.

This prestimulated response had a better predictive capacity for subsequent septic shock than conventional laboratory values.

However, in their published data we found that AJCC-7 exhibited a better predictive capacity according to the results of c-index and BIC, although the differences were not significant.

Moscicki[ 5] provides a comprehensive review of general risk factors, however Fairweather et al.[ 6] highlight that some variables have a better predictive capacity within certain age or gender groups.

The model with glucose had a slightly better predictive capacity (BS: 2216x10-5 vs. 2232x10-5; AUC: 0.9181 vs. 0.9169, IDI: 0.009 with p-value 0.026) and could well discriminate the overall risk of persons with high and low concentrations.

The better predictive capacities of Nolla compared to Demirjian is therefore demonstrated in a more heterogeneous sample regarding age (4 35 years), whether using the Nolla value [ 43] or the Demirjian et al. [ 11] global one, or when considering the specific influence of each tooth.

Compared to data-driven models, it provides a better predictive capability.

Broad application of our approach to myriad conditions will lead to improved predictive capacity, better informed experimental and sampling design, and more holistic understanding of the biogeochemistry of permeable sediment.

DTTP showed a better sensitivity and negative predictive capacity than paired blood cultures to detect catheter tip colonization (96.4% and 99.4% vs. 71.4% and 95.6%, respectively) (Table  1).

In our analysis, which included 1827 patients, we showed that the measurement of serum PCT could provide considerable predictive value (DOR: 61.52; AUROC: 0.94) for the diagnosis of bacterial peritonitis, and that this predictive capacity is better than that provided by CRP (DOR: 13.54; AUROC: 0.85).