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Sub-division of high-risk GIST patients helps to more precisely predicting the prognosis.

The aim of this study is to find "very high-risk" factors which can effectively sub-divide high-risk patients after R0 resection for more precisely predicting prognosis.

The agency's independent actuary used a "refined methodology this year to more precisely predict" its losses.

After the 1998 Leonids turned out to be disappointing despite the passage of Tempel-Tuttle a few months earlier, astronomers developed computer models to track the position and density of each Tempel-Tuttle debris cloud -- and thus more precisely predict where and how many Leonids would streak across the sky.

Two major techniques are applied to increase the accuracy and to more precisely predict concrete strength development.

More accurate information about shared costs can be more precisely predicted by regarding the reality (the market space acquired by every competitor) in their practice.

However, Eq. (5) more precisely predicts the size effect than Eq. (6), especially when the sizes of the members are quite different.

The aim of this study was to determine the mammographic correlates of the basal-like phenotype of invasive breast cancer, and to more precisely predict patient outcome and those individuals who will be responsive to a specific therapeutic regimen.

Careful consideration was given to the use of available climatic and digital elevation GIS data in YASSO with the aim of reducing SAC of model residuals and to more precisely predict soil- and site-specific variations in SOC stock changes following transition to forestry.

For example, Newton's theory of gravitation was replaced by Einstein's theory of General Relativity when the latter was observed to more precisely predict the orbit of Mercury.

Other risk factors, biomarkers, or measures that more precisely predict AAA growth may be of clinical value.