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We have described a predictor of the presence of human breast tumors based on peripheral blood gene expression data.

Recently, Bocklandt et al. described a predictor of age for saliva samples which was generated by a dataset of 34 male twin pairs [ 22].

and decreased by others phenomena (previous effective antibiotic therapy, tuberculosis, etc).. Secondly, lactate resulting from the anaerobic glycolysis occurring in case of decreased vascular perfusion and oxygenation, i.e., in case of ischemia, has also been described as a predictor of the outcomes of bowel ischemia and so may contribute to the diagnosis of acute mesenteric ischemia (AMI).

Importantly, HIF-1α was recently described as a predictor of poor prognosis in cervical cancer [ 54].

Leptin has been noted to directly modulate insulin sensitivity in vitro (22) and has been described as a predictor of gestational diabetes independent of maternal BMI (23).

The inferior vena cava reflux (IVCR) has recently been described as a predictor of mortality in patients with severe PE [ 21, 36].

HbA1c has been described as a predictor of both micro- and macrovascular complications of diabetes and studies have shown a linear increase in the prevalence of DR when HbA1c is more than 6.5% (47.5 mmol/mol) [ 29].

In many neoplasms, high serum CEA levels have been previously described as a predictor of residual disease or tumor relapse in patients without normal-range serum levels after surgery [ 47].

Length at birth has been described as a predictor of "stunting" at subsequent ages [ 27] but for operational reasons this index has not generally been included in routine records at the level of health centers and the systems of nutritional surveillance.

Some studies describe PCT as a predictor of severity in sepsis, antimicrobial efficiency and hospital mortality [ 14- 17].

Medical science researchers have described the utility of GGT as a predictor of all-cause mortality only during the last fifteen years.