Sentence examples for measuring the prognostic from inspiring English sources

This index has been validated in a cohort of breast cancer patients (Charlson et al, 1987), giving a method of measuring the prognostic impact of comorbid disease.

29 However, despite these limitations regarding individual comorbidities, the Charlson comorbidity index in its original form has proved an adequate tool for measuring the prognostic impact of total comorbidity burden in patients with myocardial infarction.

The Harrell's concordance indices (c-indices) were used to measure the prognostic accuracy.

We measured the prognostic performance of these models by several different quantities (AUC, Brier score and reclassification methods).

We decided to use the concordance index and Brier score to measure the prognostic accuracy of the staging systems because they analyze different, complementary measures.

15 Another strength of this study was that we measured the prognostic markers for the initial acute episode at the time of the episode rather than relying on recall.

CTC counts in 59 patients with MBC were measured to evaluate the prognostic value on overall survival.

A multivariate Cox proportional hazards model was used to measure the added prognostic information after adjustment for the baseline variables.

Considering the recent development of a reliable method of measuring the foot [ 22], the prognostic ability of foot posture in PFP should be investigated further.

The prognostic value of measuring the densities of IL-17+TILs and the correlation with CTLs and NK was evaluated.

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