Sentence examples for predicted absence from inspiring English sources

In these patients, baseline PLT ≥ 100,000/μL and lack of rapid early platelet decline predicted absence of severe thrombocytopenia (negative predictive values were 95.1% and 96.6%, respectively).

Only time will tell how much the Yankees will be affected by Rodriguez's predicted absence until mid-May, if not longer should a recurrence of the hip problem force season-ending surgery.

Getting some of the others ready for the all-important holiday season helps explain the predicted absence of profit in the third quarter.

When the sparky scrum-half booted the ball dead from Halfpenny's brave but off-target kick in the last act of the series-levelling Second Test, he danced like a dervish at the thought of Saturday's decider in Sydney – a match for which Genia, if the widely predicted absence of Horwill due to suspension comes to pass, will probably be skipper.

When the output from the MaxEnt model using the full range of spodic intensities (very weak to strong) was compared to an output produced using a presence-absence model (random forests), there was approximately 62% agreement (where both models predicted presence or both predicted absence) for the cells in the top 40% of the predicted probabilities.

In conclusion, and as predicted, the T3SS and T6SSs involved in invasion were not detected by this screen which focused on non-T3 and T6SSs largely by virtue of their predicted absence from the average size of cloned genome fragments.

We thereafter calculated the omission error with respect to the known P. hispanicus presences (% cells with predicted absences, with respect to the number of cells with Atlas presences).

The patient had a homozygous deletion within the gene encoding maltase-glucoamylase (MGAM), an intestinal starch digestion enzyme, predicting absence of enzyme activity and potential starch indigestion.

Predicted probabilities below the cut-off value were considered as predicting absence (0) and probabilities above the cut-off value were considered predicting presence (1).

NPV for predicting absence of E. coli was lower compared to using only one of the dipsticks while PPV for predicting presence of E. coli increased only marginally.

NPV for predicting absence of a specified potentially pathogenic bacteria or predicting "any bacteria" was high enough to rule out bacteriuria.