Sentence examples for make a prognostic from inspiring English sources

Only three factors are left to make a prognostic distinction.

[ 43- 45] Using data from ACUTIS, we will try to make a prognostic index.

As it was impossible to determine which TDT line is the primary prognostic factor for outcome based on the small size of our sample and the fact that most of the patients with favorable outcomes are common between the two groups, we decided to make a prognostic group based on the combination of blue and yellow TDT line.

Mizushima et al. made a prognostic comparison between pSqCC and cSqCC and concluded that the location of the tumor may not have significant influence on the prognosis [ 6].

Although, in our study, the sample size was not sufficiently large to make a final statement on the prognostic value of CD44, it has clear clinical implications as a therapeutic target.

Knowledge of the remaining useful life using prognostics can make a significant paradigm shift in ISHM.

Furthermore, FDG uptake has been shown to correlate with the risk of later aneurysm formation, making it a prognostic marker, whereas aneurysm size and morphology can be visualized with MRI, adding additional value in the diagnosis and follow-up in patients with vasculitis.

Many efforts have been made to identify the molecular prognostic biomarkers including epigenetic markers for patients with colorectal cancer, in order to make a better selection of therapeutic approaches after surgery and improve patients' survival (Draht et al, 2012).

A next step will be to establish whether these findings can be confirmed in humans and therefore make their prognostic potential a realistic possibility.

The authors concluded that the G388R mutation in heterozygous or homozygous state was significantly over-represented in node-positive breast cancer patients with early relapse, but has no role in tumour formation, making this SNP a prognostic marker.

Therefore it is highly advantageous and attractive to utilize gene expression signatures in the readily sampled normal tissue to make robust prognostic inferences concerning the tumour.