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By contrast, the lower serum amylase levels in lean and obese subjects in the high leptin and high HOMA-R groups suggests that severe insulin resistance exceeding a threshold level may predict low serum amylase, independently of obesity.

Dense trabeculation is a strong indicator of high BMD, whereas sparse trabeculation may be used to predict low BMD.

It may therefore be possible to usefully predict low likelihood of allergenicity of unknown or modified proteins based on structural features.

Newer and alternate approaches to chemical safety determination indicate that low doses of toxic chemicals are associated with distinct pathologies and that the observations at high doses may not necessarily predict low-dose toxicity [ 2, 16].

In line with this, Li and colleagues [ 11] have recently conducted a novel bioinformatic analysis of existing breast cancer expression data sets in order to identify gene expression modules that may predict patients at low risk of distant metastasis in specific breast cancer sub-groups.

Recent studies indicate that brief self-rating questionnaire based risk factor assessments may predict the course of low back pain and major related outcomes like sick leave [ 15- 17].

With regard to baseline therapies, there is contradictory evidence on statin therapy and risk for incident diabetes (19), which suggests that the association found may reflect either ischemic heart disease, itself associated with insulin resistance, or underlying lipid abnormalities, which may predict diabetes (hypertriglyceridemia and low HDL cholesterol) rather than any statin treatment effect.

To determine which biological or clinical variables may predict cortisol response to low-dose adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH) stimulation following supraphysiological doses of glucocorticoids in children.

Furthermore, we present new data suggesting that a low CNR may predict outcome in tamoxifen-treated patients.

We hypothesised that low ABI may predict a rapid decline in renal function and may represent a useful, rapid and simple clinical tool to risk-stratify those patients at risk of renal impairment.

In this post hoc analysis of the SWEFOT trial we demonstrated that in DMARD-naïve patients with eRA, baseline serum levels of the 12-biomarker MBDA score may predict those that are at low versus relatively higher risk of RP (0%, 3.4% and 21% RP among patients with low, moderate and high MBDA score, respectively).