Sentence examples for dysfunction prediction from inspiring English sources
The cut-off value of cystatin C for renal dysfunction prediction was approximately 1.04 (mg/L, p<0.001), and cystatin C showed greater predictive power than creatinine for renal dysfunction (area under the curve=0.73 vs 0.65; p=0.65).
We also demonstrate how the integration of the outcomes generated by different pathway-based analysis models may improve ventricular dysfunction prediction performance.
In the past, nonspecific assays showed high cross-reactivity that could lead to incorrect conclusions on β-cell dysfunction and prediction of diabetes.
Along with the improved understanding of network dysfunctions, early prediction of dystonia and more specific treatment approaches may be available in the future.
Significant interaction terms between albuminuria and the presence of kidney dysfunction on the prediction of changes of circadian BP rhythm were observed.
Again, multiplicative interactions were observed between albuminuria and the presence of kidney dysfunction in the prediction of this progression (P = 0.03).
We generally agree with that conclusion, and further suggest that measurement of multiple serum variables within a related system such as mineral metabolism disorders or renal dysfunction may improve prediction modeling and correlation to cost.
Concerning this later point, Carson and Bach demonstrated in 2001 the inability of current severity-of-illness indexes such as acute physiology and chronic health evaluation score II, logistic organ dysfunction score, mortality prediction model II, and simplified acute physiology score II (SAPS II) to predict mortality of patients suffering from prolonged critical illness [ 3].
It is also unclear whether the three components of catastrophising (rumination, magnification, and helplessness) contribute equally to the prediction of dysfunction in FM or whether certain components are more predictive than others.
It seems likely that abnormalities in the midbrain dopaminergic system result in dysfunctions in the error prediction system, giving rise to aberrant beliefs.
