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Results indicated that decrements of mid-latency potentials and ERPs evoked by auditory stimuli (vs. late-latency components and visual ERPs) were more highly predictive of aggressive behavior.

The presence of multiple risk alleles is more highly predictive than a single allele.

Furthermore, a combination of DNA flow cytometric abnormality and active inflammation is even more highly predictive of detection of high-grade neoplasia within 3 years (Table 2).

A recent report has also indicated that weight loss in the year prior to death is more highly predictive of mortality than weight loss occurring three years earlier.

Recently, morphokinetic analysis of human embryos has shown the duration of key development phases to be correlated to standard conventional morphological criteria, but more highly predictive of implantation potential [ 14, 26].

Repeated falls in the past year were more highly predictive of falls during the following year – IRR 4.7, 95% CI 2.6 8.7 – than just one – IRR 3.6, 95% CI 2.0 6.3, using negative binomial regression.

Moreover, a ΔVpeakbrach value of 16% or more was highly predictive of a ΔPPrad of 13% or more (the usual ΔPPrad threshold value for discrimination between fluid responder and nonresponder patients), so ΔVpeakbrach could be used as a noninvasive surrogate of LV stroke volume variation for assessing preload dependence in patients receiving controlled mechanical ventilation.

This assumption was certainly not true for mutagenicity, in which case total nitro-PAH mass was poorly predictive, but foreknowledge of the mutagenicity of particular species allowed development of a more focused and highly predictive model.

However, SOFA score was more effective than other predictive models as baseline and day 3 SOFA scores of more than 6 were highly predictive of poor outcome.

These factors are weighted differently depending on which risk assessment tool is used, but prior correctional contact (arrests, convictions, incarcerations) tends to be weighted more heavily given its highly predictive value.

A cut-off value of 8.7 kPa was sensitive for the diagnosis of those with significant fibrosis (≥F2), with an area under the curve (AUC) for the receiver operating characteristic (ROC) of 0.79 32 and a reading of more than 13 kPa was highly predictive that cirrhosis of the liver was present in a cohort with iron overload due to β-thalassaemia.