However, the relationship between demographics and verdicts can be more reliably predicted by mock trials.
This observation suggests that therapeutic targets could be more reliably predicted.
Thus, compounds for which similar molecules are found in the training set can be more reliably predicted.
This assumption is also corroborated by findings in burn survivors, where personality and coping strategies have been shown to more reliably predict psychological outcome than the severity of the burn injury (Kildal et al., 2004; Willebrand et al., 2004).
Our results show that LVI detected by D2-40 staining can more reliably predict lymph node metastases than the H&E-stained sections, and could be a reliable tool in predicting poor prognosis, mainly in patients with macrometastases [ 36].
More recently, the metabolic information provided by F-FDG PET/CT has been reported to be capable of more reliably predicting the response to nCRT than the tumor morphology [ 9, 10, 14, 15].
In this study, we provide evidence that antibody tests are more reliably predicting mucosal status in children with CD before than in children after prescription of a GFD.
Our data suggest that NT-proBNP can more reliably predict 6-month mortality in patients with cardioembolic stroke than in patients with other stroke subtypes.
Our result indicates that the plasma level of NT-proBNP can more reliably predict 6-month mortality in patients with cardioembolic stroke than in patients with the other stroke subtypes.
For some devices, many tests of a mechanism's function can be run in the laboratory and the effects of such devices in a human can more reliably be predicted than is the case for new drugs.
However, it is estimated that the activity of no more than 20% of the enzymes in CAZy can be reliably predicted with confidence [ 9- 13], and the gulf between identification and characterisation is rapidly widening.
