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For example, predictors of postsurgical mortality in the Vascular Events In Noncardiac Surgery Patients Cohort Evaluation (VISION) cohort study included nonelective surgery, select procedures, increased age, and specific comorbidities (Table 1) [ 5].

However, our approach and the choice of genes used in the present study are more appropriate for investigating the modulation of inflammation and fibrosis between different samples of diseased liver, and could also be applied to verify the modulation of these genes following a period of treatment (for example, predictor of antifibrotic and anti-inflammatory response).

It is worth to note that some other methods are also appropriate for solution of such kind of problem, for example predictor-corrector method [19], Podlubny's matrix approach [21, 22], quadrature formula approach [23], multistep method [24], and frequency (Oustaloup's) method [6], but it has some restrictions, especially for the fractional nonlinear models [25].

For example, as predictor of PCB bioaccumulation into worms, CPDMS is directly comparable between both dissimilar sediments [29] and soils [30].

For example, the best predictors of high intelligence include "Thunderstorms," "The Colbert Report," "Science," and "Curly Fries," whereas low intelligence was indicated by "Sephora," "I Love Being A Mom," "Harley Davidson," and "Lady Antebellum".

For example, the major predictors of learning gains consisted of the student predicting the behavior of a circuit, explaining why, observing what happens, and explaining discrepancies between prediction and observation.

An AUROC of 0.79 is on a par with, for example, the Framingham predictors of Coronary Heart Disease [ 21].

Validated instruments collecting data on health-related resource use are lacking, but required, for example, to investigate predictors of healthcare use or for health economic evaluation.

In the United Kingdom [ 10] for example, the main predictors of near misses were: age over 34 years, non- white ethnic group, past or current hypertension, previous postpartum haemorrhage, delivery by emergency caesarian section, antenatal admission to hospital, multiple pregnancy, social exclusion and iron or anti-depressants use at antenatal booking.

It also indicates that policies like the Working Time Directive are missing a bigger point: Factors already in play before the first hour of work for example, prior health are far better predictors of illness, injury, and impaired on-the-job performance than workweek length.

For example, past STIs are strong predictors of reinfection (Peterman et al. 2006).