Sentence examples for definite predictors from inspiring English sources

Emergence agitation (EA) is common after sevoflurane anesthesia, but there are no definite predictors.

While the presence of certain genes is a definite predictor of some conditions, for many others it merely sets the odds.

The only definite predictor of concordantly positive results was the marked elevation of serum aldosterone at the end of saline infusion.

Radiological signs of advanced-stage ischemia are good predictors of definite mesenteric ischemia, while their absence should not be considered sufficient to rule out the diagnosis.

If these participants were excluded from regression analysis, independent predictors of definite steatosis and NAFLD were unchanged (data not shown).

For instance, in a recent study of patients with Raynaud's phenomenon, the presence of ANAs (adjusted HR = 5.67) and SSc-associated antibodies (HR = 4.7) was the strongest independent predictor of definite SSc [ 6].

Yet, specific recommendations vary broadly amongst the different studies (e.g., Von Storch 1999; Wilby and Wigley 2000), and the definite choice of optimum predictor variables requires data-based assessments.

There have been few attempts previously to compare risk factors in patients with suspected CTS according to neurophysiological findings, although in one large case series, BMI was a significant predictor of definite neurophysiological abnormality in patients under the age of 63 years [ 34].

Not definitive, just definite.

While first data pointed at the value of serum anti-myelin antibodies as predictor of clinically definite MS, this could not be reproduced in follow-up studies [6], [7].

We show that VPT at the great toe is a sensitive predictor of both definite clinical neuropathy and confirmed clinical neuropathy.