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Prospective testing in a clinical data set and the addition of other variables known to predict frailty may improve predictive power.

Incorporating measurement of cervical length at 11 13 weeks may improve predictive performance, with one such model predicting 54.8% of all spontaneous preterm births earlier than 34 weeks (at a FPR of 10%) when evaluated in 9974 pregnancies [ 11], although others have not replicated these findings [ 44, 45].

Recent technology allows large-scale comparison of proteome profiles (Gold et al. 2010; SomaLogic 2016), and findings may improve predictive models for bipolar disorder.

The choice of scale frames the analysis and shapes the end result suggesting that better attention and quantitative knowledge of scale may improve predictive performance.

Modification of RIFLE by staging of all patients with acute renal replacement therapy (RRT) in the failure class F may improve predictive value.

Inclusion of these factors may ultimately improve predictive accuracy of this outcome in future studies.

With greater access to data from electronic health records, we postulate that addition of physical measures such as systolic blood pressure and BMI may further improve predictive modeling.

Additionally, more in-depth investigations on the correlation of the percentage of Her2/neu-immunopositive GCs with clinical outcomes may help to improve predictive diagnostics.

Studies have shown that lymphovascular invasion is significantly associated with PSA biochemical recurrence and patient survival in prostate cancer [ 5, 27], although LVI may not significantly improve predictive accuracy above standard clinicopathological features in prostate cancer [ 11].

These results were consistent with our initial intuition that incorporating TF-TF interactions may improve the predictive model, and hence we recommend the final trained model for predictive purposes (to classify a new sequence as being bound to the TF or not).

A more comprehensive view of polymorphisms in multiple genes may improve the predictive accuracy of genotype information – even a relatively small increase in predictive power could translate into clinical benefits.