Sentence examples for both a predictive and from inspiring English sources

Prof. Jia demonstrated their experimental results and emphasized the potential for the metabolomic approach for having a multitude of use in oncology, including the early detection and diagnosis of cancer and as both a predictive and pharmacodynamic marker of therapeutic effect.

12 Methylation of the O-methylguanine-DNA-methyltransferase (MGMT) gene promoter, which is both a predictive and prognostic marker among GBM patients in general, 13 does remain both predictive and prognostic among elderly patients and will be discussed later.

Mutant KRAS is thus both a predictive marker and a prognostic marker in NSCLC.

Loss of EGFR expression consequent to promoter methylation may underlie loss of the therapeutic target and may then indicate both a predictive factor for anti-EGFR therapy and new research perspectives for the use of demethylating agents.

An alternative receptor, MET, may hold promise both as a predictive biomarker and a target for treatment.

This cohort based on a randomised tamoxifen trial gave a unique opportunity to study AIB1 both as a treatment predictive and prognostic factor.

As a consequence, intra-tumour genetic heterogeneity may be both a predictive marker for response to therapy and a prognostic marker of disease outcome.

It is sufficiently large to cover the most relevant mention types and naming variability that are encountered in the scientific literature, allowing both to generate a predictive model and train an NER recognizer on a subset of abstracts as well as evaluate the performance on a distinct test collection.

AI was presented both as a creative tool and a predictive analytics and investment solution for collectors.

Particular attention is given throughout the book to the development of practical models, useful both as predictive tools and as a means to understand fundamental epidemiological processes.

Every business must become a predictive enterprise and learn to leverage, monetize and create predictive intelligence.