Sentence examples for existing prognosis from inspiring English sources

Comparisons with seven other existing prognosis based algorithms along with IPRE (G) and IPRE (C) were also performed to demonstrate that the IPRE algorithm was more effective and outperformed other existing algorithms.

The classification results on the 1,794 dataset, the 2,268 dataset, and the two testing datasets, in addition to a comparison with other popular existing prognosis based algorithms, are detailed in the following subsections.

To date, evidence on how, and to what extent, pre-existing AF affects the prognosis for ICU patients is sparse.

Among the different approaches existing for prognosis, data-driven techniques learn models directly from monitored operational data related to system health.

Table 4 and Figure 6 show that the IPRE and IPRE (G) algorithms achieved superior results compared to IPRE (C) and other existing popular prognosis based algorithms.

This analysis will strengthen our understanding of how patients' prior experiences and prognosis-related beliefs manifest within our existing conceptualizations of prognosis communication.

Existing curricula on prognosis are limited to palliative care or oncology; [ 21– 26] we have not found any described curriculum that teaches assessing, discussing, and incorporating prognosis to frame clinical decisions in the care of older adults with multimorbidity.

This precedent implies that intensivists should not only explain the patient's existing condition and prognosis, but also estimate the patient's future health status (including anticipated pain and discomfort).

A standard set of assessment criteria was applied to each, including an evaluation of study design and statistical analysis methods, and whether the signature demonstrated an improvement over existing methods of prognosis.

Because existing models of prognosis communication are in early evolution [ 15, 28], the PCCRI uses a mixed-methods approach that measures features of prognosis conversations having a priori conceptual importance (quantitative component) and examines interactions ethnographically (qualitative component) to expand our existing communication frameworks.

Objectively measured circulating biomarkers of prognosis complementing existing clinicopathological models are needed in renal cell carcinoma (RCC).