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There have been reports that baseline IQ and higher cognitive reserve provided more predictive information than the CD4 count and plasma HIV RNA levels [ 26].

Genetic testing may provide more predictive information for inherited cardiomyopathy diagnosis, particularly regarding the risk to family members who are clinically asymptomatic.

Moreover, the addition of the AFAP1L1 expression level to the lymph node metastasis status provided more predictive information regarding postoperative recurrence in rectal cancers.

The relative reduction in SUVmax may offer more predictive information than absolute values [20,34], although this is not always the case, particularly for those with adenocarcinoma [27].

ABP has recently been shown to provide more predictive information than casual BP CBPP) measurements with respect to cardiovascular disease in pediatric dialysis patients [ 3].

Although the pN status was the most significant factor for recurrence in rectal cancers, a cross-validation analysis showed that a combination of AFAP1L1 expression levels, pN status, and vascular invasion degree provided more predictive information regarding recurrences after curative resections for rectal cancers (Fig. 1D).

The 'multiple morbidity' variable, which we developed following the approach of Schoenberg et al. [ 16], showed that the non-specific combinations of two, three, four and more conditions offer more strongly predictive information than the combination of specific conditions.

Higher values indicate more added predictive information.

However, assessing dynamic changes throughout the early course of neoadjuvant chemotherapy could offer the advantage that the 'actual' efficacy of chemotherapy is monitored in vivo that could provide more reliable predictive information.

Given the common finding of OPN in nontumour (infiltrating) cells, reported by Tuck et al (1998), it may be that OPN protein detection, when limited to quantification from only the tumour cells, may provide more useful predictive information than RNA levels quantified from tumour tissue, at least for breast cancer.

Those covariates with high p-values indicate that they probably contribute more noise than predictive information to the model.