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Recently, Horikawa and colleagues (2013) were able to use neuroimaging data gathered during sleep onset to predict with 60% accuracy the types of objects described in the corresponding mentation reports.
Recently, MRI-based 3D bone shape has been shown to track concurrently with OA onset, and to predict incidence of radiographic knee OA 12 months before its onset [ 5].
Platelet counts and ferritin levels and their slope changes at ERT onset seem to predict BE during treatment.
Soluble tumor necrosis factor- α (TNF- α) had been established as an important crucial cytokine in inflammatory states including sepsis and SIRS, but its frequent monitoring is helpful to reveal the onset and to predict the outcome of septic patients.
That the entire system is chaotic has a profound effect on the scientist's ability to forecast El Niño's onset accurately or to predict its impacts on societies and ecosystems worldwide.
Finally, an onset is presented to predict local and global failure based on critical events on the microlevel, that are likely to cause the over-prediction in the large-strain response of the hard-particle filled systems.
In one study, a DWI lesion volume above 145 ml within 14 hours of onset was reported to predict this fate with 100% sensitivity and 94% specificity [ 62].
NP cultures collected at onset of AOM to predict MEF culture results are somewhat better than NP cultures collected at healthy visits.
Future studes could provide questionnaries or electronic diaries for these symptoms to be reported by parents and patients and their relationship to attack onset and their ability to predict an attack could be assessed.
Perhaps as a result of that, pre-pubertal onset of diabetes is found to predict earlier onset of retinopathy [ 14], suggesting that youth diagnosed during or after puberty do better than those diagnosed early in life.
Strain based Keeler Goodwin diagrams are widely used in forming processes to predict onset of local necking.
