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The purpose of this study was to investigate whether preseason isokinetic strength measures were predictive of future HSI among professional football players.

Results indicated that both age and executive measures were predictive of accuracy, while speed of processing measures accounted for little of the variability in accuracy.

We investigated whether functional network connectivity (FNC) measures were predictive of substance abuse treatment completion using machine learning pattern classification of functional magnetic resonance imaging data.

All measures were predictive of future conversion.

None of the psychosocial measures were predictive of change in A1C.

Others have found that visual, rather than verbal, memory measures were predictive of memory decline and development of AD [ 32, 33].

This is relevant since these measures are predictive of outcome after stroke [ 25– 27].

A recent meta-analysis showed that self-report adherence measures are predictive of clinical outcomes,[ 8] a finding that has been replicated in resource poor settings [ 2- 4, 9].

Both approaches rely on the assumption, be it implicitly or explicitly, that changes in cognitive outcome measures are predictive of future behavior change and may affect CEA outcomes.

Although the odds of the mother's knowledge of caries preventive measures being predictive of the child's knowledge of caries preventive measures (74%) was higher than that of the father's knowledge of caries preventive measures being predictive of the child's knowledge of caries preventive measures (47%), neither of the predictive values were statistically significant.

11 The explanation why exercise heart rate but not heart rate variability measures was predictive of sickness is unclear, but the greater reliability of exercise heart rate (coefficient of variation 3 19 vs 12 20), and sensitivity of both measures to subtle changes in perceived training load might partly explain these results.