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These relationships also present the possibility that canopy area, which can be measured non-destructively, could be used as an easier predictor of below ground biomass.

The gender of the people at the top wasn't an easy predictor of the levels of gender parity either.

These subgroups are the easiest for the predictor to assign correctly, as they have many proteins in common and are easily clustered together.

The Lasso method allows for easy interpretation of predictor selection but is robust where independent variables exhibit multicollinearity [29]; the two independent variables were significantly correlated (Spearman's ρ = 0.51, p = 0.009).

In conclusion, we demonstrate for the first time that CD25 expression status, combined or not with the transfusion requirements, serves as an easy-to-use predictor for outcome in late-stage MDS patients treated with azacitidine, a finding that deserves validation in larger cohorts.

For the purpose of easy implementation, the truncated predictor feedback (TPF) simplifies the predictor feedback by discarding the distributed term, and delay independent truncated predictor feedback further eliminates the delay-dependent exponential factor.

The results indicate that for the easiest problem (ER), the predictor seems to perform at its best with a sample size around 80 to 100.

The prediction rule, consequently, contains easy to derive predictors.

1 5 However, even though the incidence of early ND (END) is well described, easy-to-use predictors allowing a better ultra-early risk stratification in terms of identifying unstable patients are not well established.

(4) Using the current benchmark dataset will also make it more fair and easier to compare the new predictor with the existing one because the tested results by Euk-mPLoc 2.0 on the current benchmark dataset have been well documented and reported is a recent paper [40].

MUAC is better predictor of mortality, easier and less cumbersome to perform and therefore is recommended for use in community-based screening [ 22].