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Based on these studies, plasma fibrinogen appears to be not only an inflammatory marker linking to thrombotic disease but also a predictor connecting with the cardiovascular events.

Therefore, β-tubulinIII acted as not only a prognostic biomarker of DFS but also a predictor of response to adjuvant chemotherapy.

Additionally, neutrophil gelatinase-associated lipocalin (NGAL) has been reported not only as a useful biomarker for increased global and renal disease activity but also a predictor of impending renal flare in pSLE [ 7, 8].

Our results suggest that α1-acid glycoprotein is not only related to metabolic dysfunction cross-sectionally but also a predictor of future glycemia, and thus highlight the role of prolonged inflammation as a risk marker for attenuating glucose tolerance.

Increased HbA1c content was not only showed as a indictor of complications including ACS [ 30] but also a predictor of long-term survival in ACS patients with and without DM [ 31– 31].

There is increasing evidence that NGAL is not only a marker of AKI per se but also a predictor of AKI severity and AKI-related outcomes such as requirement of RRT, length of hospital stay (LOS), and mortality [ 15, 20].

With these characteristics, our population better reflects current trends in the detection of pNETs: in this population, the AJCC/UICC staging proved not only to be a good predictor of OS as previously described 8, 9 but also a good predictor of PFS across the spectrum of pNETs.

In our study, hypertension is not only correlated with poor collaterals in the univariate analysis but also a significant predictor of poor collateral formation in the multivariate analysis.

An increase in arterial stiffness is not only a pathological status of hypertension, diabetes and CAD but also a strong predictor for the cardiovascular morbidity and mortality caused by these diseases.

Studies conducted in adult populations (19) have demonstrated that the DI is not only a measure for identifying subjects with poor β-cell function but also a strong predictor for the development of type 2 diabetes.

Our results indicate that smoking status is not only a predictor of nephropathy but also an important predictor of the change in DNA oxidation in type 2 diabetic patients with microalbuminuria.