In this study, these factors not only predicted remission but were useful in identifying those unlikely to have HbA1c ≤7% after surgery and thus may help to identify preoperatively those patients who will have a poor result after surgery.
Conclusions: Our findings show that psychosocial factors may only predict eating in moderation when people are aware of their risk behaviour.
Only GEOMOD provided results that could be used for dynamic deforestation determination under different driving factors, but GEOMOD only predicts the location of land-use change and not the quantity.
Lean mass was also the only predicting factor of total proximal femur BMD and femoral neck BMD.
Of the personality factors, only extraversion marginally predicted low prevalence target reaction time, t = –1.94, p = 0.055, β = –0.15, such that introverts have greater reaction time, and thus is the only personality factor included in our final regression model.
In general, social network and support factors were positively related to mammography attendance, but after controlling for other factors only low social participation predicted non-attendance (OR = 1.21, 95% CI: 1.10-1.31).
However, of these three factors, only the latter factor independently predicts research activity.
Among the individual risk factors, only those reflecting externalizing behavior independently predicted level of offending.
When prognostic factors only were used to estimate risk, predicted 5-year recurrence-free survival was 63.7%, giving a calibration score of 83%.
Age, duration, and A1C at initiation were the only factors that predicted secondary failure.
