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The histological grade of a tumour refers to the degree of tissue differentiation or to an ensemble of tissue features that have been found to be a good predictor of the aggressiveness of the tumour.

Finally, the ReO2 slope was found to be a good predictor of ICU death, with a cutoff value of 2.55%/sec (sensitivity 85%, specificity 73%).

While personal fear has been found to be a good predictor of avoidance behaviors, such as not going out alone or not going out at night, altruistic fear has been linked to the adoption of HSP (Warr and Ellison, 2000).

In the multivariate regression equation obtained from raw data, along with the meteorological data only skin colour was found to be a good predictor, slightly improving its predictive power.

A flame response index analogous to the Rayleigh criterion in non-forced flames is used to assess the potential for a strong flame response at specific perturbation configurations and is found to be a good predictor of highly responsive modes.

In this context, Fitts' Law remains one of the central studies that have mathematically modeled the pointing method, and was found to be a good predictor of the average time needed to perform a pointing task.

Many other authors have found perceived social support to be a good predictor of psychological well-being [ 15].

LVIS variables were found to be consistently good predictors of total and species specific biomass (r2 = 0.77, RMSE = 70.12 Mg/ha).

A smaller group (9%, n=13) were found to be good predictors with ≥75% accuracy and just 5% (n=7) were able to accurately predict migraine or migraine-free days.

Individual differences based on personality inventories were not found to be good predictors of strategy selection, but had moderate effects on set size for personal judgment tasks.

Furthermore, five transcriptional biomarkers were found to be good predictors for CD4-/CD8+ countsounts, IL2 production, or phagocytic activity.