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Disorganized communication distinguished at-risk patients and individuals with a psychotic syndrome.

For any survival time t, the framework proposed by Heagerty and Zheng [ 58] provides a measure of how well a risk score distinguishes at-risk subjects that die at time t from at-risk subjects that survive beyond time t.

Four groups of patients were distinguished: not-at-risk drinkers with no infection; not-at-risk drinkers with infection; at-risk drinkers with no infection; and at-risk drinkers with infection.

Bodatsch et al. [ 1] found that reduced duration MMN amplitude distinguished between at risk individuals who converted to psychosis from those who did not.

Further research is needed to identify biomarkers distinguishing individuals at risk for in situ recurrences from those at risk of developing invasive recurrences, to further evaluate the prognostic role of Ki-67 LI alone or in combination with other biomarkers on the risk of in situ and invasive recurrence, and to validate the effects of RT on the clinical outcomes of the disease.

Further research is needed to identify biomarkers that distinguish individuals at risk of DCIS recurrence from those at risk of developing invasive recurrence, to further evaluate the effect of joint expression of HER2/neu and Ki67 and of other combinations of biomarkers on the risks of local and invasive recurrence and to evaluate the effect of radiation on these outcomes.

However, mechanisms mediating efficient foraging of environmental stimuli in the presence of socially-relevant stimuli tended to distinguish infants at-risk as a group.

The face versus noise contrast did not distinguish the at-risk ASD group from the two other groups, suggesting some degree of specificity of the effect to dynamic gaze-shift condition.

Furthermore, using this technique it is possible to distinguish patients at risk of infarct growth according to the status of the collateral circulation [27].

However, it is doubtful that anyone would argue for the sufficiency of impulsivity in distinguishing youth at risk for psychopathy.

Genotyping for vitamin D receptor variants could help to distinguish patients at risk of developing cardiovascular disease.