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Changes in body weight, insulin sensitivity, and insulin secretion independently predicted the risk of developing diabetes in the DPP irrespective of treatment allocation [ 91].
In a subsequent study, the same group demonstrated that PSA level at age 44 50 predicted the risk of developing advanced prostate cancer [ 46].
Predictive criteria, based on data readily available upon a patient's admission to ICU, were developed and effectively predicted the risk of developing IAH.
Logistic regression analysis indicates a trend that HIC independently predicted the risk of developing the metabolic syndrome (HICC-peptide OR 1.13 [95% CI 0.97 1.31], P = 0.12, and HICISR 1.38 [0.88–2.17], P = 0.16) (crude model).
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And a large study sponsored in part by the National Institute on Aging is scanning healthy people and following them to see if the scans predict the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease.
The considerable burden of disease and expense of oral cancer in Canada highlights the importance of accurately predicting the risk of developing oral cancer to both patients and the health care system [5].
Finally, the evaluation of shear stress may be useful for predicting the risk of developing restenosis after coronary and peripheral angioplasty and for devising a coronary stent with a strut design less thrombogenic and more conducive to endothelization.
However, in the context of following IGRA trends in response to TB treatment (e.g. as a biomarker for treatment response) or attempting to predict the risk of developing active disease, a TST may affect our ability to interpret serial IGRA test results.
Several clinical and molecular factors predict the risk of developing breast cancer.
Furthermore, miR-21 and PDCD4 expression did not predict the risk of developing multiple EGCs.
Based on the findings above, we questioned whether the measurement of circulating TXA2 could predict the risk of developing CRC.
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