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The integral of local pressure measurements could predict the time averaged momentum flux change reasonably well.
The study was designed to determine whether serial nephrometry score measurements could predict possibility of aggressive malignancy (grade of cancer) in patients with small renal masses opting for active surveillance initially.
Univariate and multivariate logistic regression models (Armitage and Berry, 1994) were fitted to determine as to whether Ntx measurements could predict a skeletal event and/or death over a 3-month time period.
Based on the clear associations between NT-proCNP, inflammatory markers, organ dysfunction and prognostic clinical scores, we hypothesized that NT-proCNP measurements could predict mortality in critically ill medical patients.
Franchi and Baccetti found that aside from the cervical stage, a patient's gonial angle was the only cephalometric measurement that could predict how well a patient responded to functional appliance therapy [13].
We and others are currently unable to identify any specific marker or measurement that could predict the risk of the IMF cardiac disease that is common in chimpanzees, and the underlying etiology that remains unknown.
The objective of this study was to evaluate whether more sensitive echocardiographic measurements and biomarkers could predict future cardiac dysfunction in chemotherapy-treated patients.
In particular, we examined the volume of atlas-defined hypervascular tissue, the percentage of enhancing tumor with elevated CBV, and the mean value of abnormally high CBV tissue before and after bevacizumab to determine whether these measurements of angiogenesis could predict PFS and OS.
Torque measurements could also predict excessive friction between rod and roll, which may damage the elastic cover.
The group found that satellite-derived measurements of ground sinking could predict arsenic concentrations in groundwater.
The aim of the present study was to determine whether postoperative serial arterial lactate (AL) measurements after cardiac surgery could predict outcome.
