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The final section of this chapter describes some of the challenges and future trends predicted in the development of advanced materials, as the result of research into the T&D network.
At 575 pg ml 1, pre-operative serum VEGF was 64% sensitive and 89% specific in predicting the development of metastases in curative resections, with a positive predictive value of 73% and a negative predictive value of 85%.
Altered metabolic fingerprints may be useful in predicting the development of RA in patients with early arthritis as well as in the evaluation of the treatment response.
With the cutoff value of NLR > 2.21, it was a reliable marker in predicting the development of amyloidosis in our study because NLR was significantly higher in patients with FMF related amyloidosis than in patients with amyloidosis-free FMF.
Previously, we confirmed that hyperferritinemia, which was defined as greater than 500 ng/mL in MAS/HPS, predicted the development of RP-ILD in PM/DM [ 8].
No individual patient characteristic predicted for the development of asymptomatic hypotension, in particular, a low pre-procedure BP did not predict for the development of asymptomatic hypotension.
This information is of importance in predicting the development of AD in early life.
In a cohort with recent-onset arthritis, we aimed to assess the value of autoantibodies in predicting the development of RA in patients with undifferentiated arthritis (UA).
Altered metabolic fingerprints may be useful in predicting the development of RA in patients with early arthritis as well as the response to the therapy.
In this study we evaluated the usefulness of the NS1 antigen detection test in predicting the development of severe dengue in adult patients with acute dengue infection.
While alterations in cytokine levels were associated with clinical manifestations of SSc, prospective studies are needed to determine whether measuring these cytokine levels in patients would be helpful in predicting the development of these detrimental clinical manifestations.
