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The purpose of this study was to determine whether certain Braden subscales or subscores were more important than others or the summative score in predicting stage I to IV pressure ulcers among older adults receiving home health care.

Knowledge of type of DNA adducts, their persistence and/or removal and dominant lethal studies, will be helpful in predicting stage sensitivity.

A high cut-off FIB4 index of 2.67 which has been proposed by Shah and colleagues [ 24] had a low PPV (43%) in predicting stage 3 or 4 fibrosis.

Our results contrast with those reported by Shah and colleagues [ 24], where a high cut-off FIB4 index of 2.67 had an 80% PPV in predicting stage 3 or 4 fibrosis; however the prevalence of advanced fibrosis in our study was only 11%, compared to 23% in Shah et al.'s study.

To illustrate the performance of the derived predictive models in the phase I population data, and the relative drop in performance when externally validating in phase II data, the accuracy of the models in predicting any-stage and stage III and IV endometriosis was assessed by analyzing the receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve in both phase I and II.

Although prediction of any-stage endometriosis is relatively poor, the symptom-based models developed and validated in this study predict stage III and IV endometriosis with a good degree of accuracy.

Evaluate preoperative imaging in predicting operative stage.

Meanwhile, it has been suggested that hK2 could also be useful in predicting pathologic stage and grade along with biochemical outcome in patients treated with radical prostatectomy [ 93, 94].

Our previously published article [ 31], and others [ 32, 33], disclosed the usefulness of this parameter in predicting any stage or severe ROP with some weeks in advance of onset of threshold ROP.

On the other hand, because initial data has shown NEK2A can predict patient prognosis, more research on its efficiency in predicting disease stage and overall outcome is greatly encouraged, since this data can help generate a more personalized and efficient treatment for the cancer patient in the future.

Endoscopy and endoscopic ultrasonography showed an accuracy of 75 85% in predicting tumour stage before surgery, but its use in the evaluation of response to treatment in patients, who received preoperative chemotherapy, was disappointing and unreliable probably due to chemotherapy-induced changes in the physical pattern of the tumour (Kelsen et al, 1996; Ajani et al, 1999).