Sentence examples for predicted with specificity from inspiring English sources

Because life expectancy for patients with most end-stage diseases cannot be predicted with specificity, there has been recent focus on how the Medicare mandated assignment of a 6-month time frame as discussed previously has itself become a barrier to care (Casarett and Quill 2004).

"Although it is difficult to predict with specificity, it is probable that instances of hostilities between the United States and enemy forces in Afghanistan will increase throughout the coming months".

By using the current algorithms according to bibliographic recommendations we found that miR-145 could be predicted with high specificity as a candidate regulatory microRNA for DDC expression.

Indeed, no later pregnancy complication can be predicted with sufficient specificity and sensitivity by any single biomarker.

Samples from patients with spread of cancer cells to lymph nodes can be predicted with a specificity of 97% and a sensitivity of 92%.

This means that a test based on the three-IRG IFN-score would correctly classify 98% of two PREDN− patients of two randomly drawn pairs, which is considered 'excellent.' Based on these data, non-response to RTX could be predicted with a specificity of 100% and a sensitivity of 88% in PREDN− patients.

We have previously shown that CD4+ T-cell epitopes restricted by 95% of human MHC class II proteins can be predicted with high-specificity.

For the comparison between EOC and BOD patients, 16 BOD patients were correctly assigned with GLYCOV (80% specificity) whereas only 13 BOD patients were correctly predicted with CA125 (65% specificity) (Table 3(b)).

Using 1.42 × 10−3 mm/s as the cut-off value for ADC, pCR was predicted with sensitivity and specificity of 88% and 80%, respectively.

As predicted with the high specificity of the antibody, we did not observe any Parkin Ser phosphorylation in cells expressing S65A Parkin following the treatment of CCCP (third row, Fig 4B).

While these things are always hard to predict with any specificity, much of the writing is already on the wall.