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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.

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].

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.

Our investigation therefore highlights the need for more elaborated models in order to more reliably predict the heat transfer of the nanocomposite structures.

Firstly, our currently used animal models for PD need to be refined in order to more reliably predict the efficacy of putative neuroprotective agents in subsequent clinical studies.

It's a very cool idea, and one that is probably more feasible as time goes on and data analysis can more reliably predict what you're doing with your phone at any given time.

For example, using Fig. 8b the predicted P-gp queries that fall in regions up to 13%, and between 22 and 27% of included data (which indicate an actual Euclidean distance) are expected to be more reliably predicted according to the AD profile.

However, the relationship between demographics and verdicts can be more reliably predicted by mock trials.

While outside the scope of this study, it will be important in future studies to examine suitable surrogate measurement that more reliably predict CNS tissue iron levels.

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.