Surrogates of vascular normalisation, therefore, might predict outcome to chemotherapy as well as to VEGF-targeting therapy.
Risk marker associations suggested that subscapular skinfold alone might predict risk marker variation as effectively as a measure of total adiposity derived from all four skinfolds.
In light of this prior biological plausibility, we postulated that models constructed using SNPs within axon guidance pathway genes might predict ALS outcomes as they had predicted PD outcomes; and that the final predictive models for ALS and PD might include SNPs within some of the same axon guidance pathway genes.
Probably, different genes might predict CBT-response as compared to sertraline response.
Furthermore, the positive rate of perinuclear localization of ezrin was significantly higher in early stage cervical cancers compared with advanced stage cases (P<0.05), demonstrating that the perinuclear localization of ezrin might predict malignant potential as it was significantly associated with higher differentiation and early stage disease.
Some, undoubtedly, will default, though First American Real Estate Solutions, a provider of real estate data, suggests that the fallout may not be as bad as some might predict.
However, proteins containing more than three zinc-fingers do not bind as tightly as one might predict, and it appears that some type of strain is introduced when a six-finger protein is constructed with canonical linkers.
And the results can be as explosive as you might predict.
It can be helpful if US reports contain information about size and location, as well as morphologic shape of the calcifications, as this might predict symptomatology.
While genomics data have been heavily used, protein signaling data are more directly connected to biological phenotype and might predict cancer phenotypes such as invasion, metastasis, and patient survival.
