Sentence examples for predict the responsiveness from inspiring English sources

This study investigated whether baseline status could predict the responsiveness to one-year growth hormone (GH) replacement therapy in adult GH deficient (GHD) patients.

Indeed, in the last ten years a major challenge to predict the responsiveness to a given therapeutic plan has been the identification of tumor specific signatures, with the aim to reduce the frequency of unwanted side effects on oncologic patients not responding to therapy.

6) If the summary of evidence is instead in favor of the hypothesis that a molecule (in a particular state) can modulate (either positively or negatively) the activity of a treatment, then that molecule is added to the list of molecules potentially useful (i.e., informative) to predict the responsiveness to the treatment.

We therefore hypothesized that this test might predict the responsiveness to ICS treatment in chronic cough.

More generally, there is an urgent need to identify biomarkers that can reliably predict the responsiveness and efficacy of treatments.

Can systems models that accurately predict the responsiveness of cell lines to targeted apoptosis inducers and sensitisers be validated clinically?

Co-authors of the study, "Predicting the Responsiveness of Soil Biodiversity to Deforestation: A Cross-Biome Study," include Daniel S. Maynard, Emily E. Oldfield, and Mark A. Bradford of the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies.

Evaluation of the choroidal thickness may be a way of predicting the responsiveness of eyes with PCV to IVR.

Hence, our data on the pathways responding to PBR-specific ligands, in combination with the knowledge that signalling pathways may be defective in tumours, will be helpful in predicting the responsiveness of tumours to PBR ligands in the future.

The results in that patient encouraged us to hypothesise that the EGFR mutation status determined in pleural effusion fluid is useful for predicting the responsiveness to EGFR tyrosine kinase inhibitors.

In that study, neither methacholine nor adenosine responsiveness could predict the response to a four-week treatment with inhaled fluticasone among 43 patients with chronic cough [ 7].