Sentence examples for predicting occurrence from inspiring English sources

The present prospective observational study hypothesized that platelet activation markers triggered by common injuries may help predicting occurrence of sepsis in specific ICU patient populations.

Our results highlight the need to collect often overlooked habitat variables: moss cover and 'kerangas' (tropical heath forest) were the most important variables predicting occurrence of Hose's civet.

The authors undertook the present study to evaluate the utility of early postoperative urinary albumin (uAlb) as a diagnostic marker for predicting occurrence of AKI and its severity in pediatric patients undergoing cardiac surgery.

Predicting occurrence of adult allergy and asthma in childhood is a challenge [ 1, 6].

Moreover, Bmi-1 has recently been shown to be a useful molecular marker for predicting occurrence and prognosis in high-susceptibility cancer syndromes such as myelodysplastic syndrome [ 43].

We explored the best cutoff point of ID3 for predicting occurrence of death or progression of MB using receiver operator characteristic (ROC) analyses without considering the length of follow-up.

To assess similarity in ecologic relationships between regions, predictive models from each zone were also used to predict occurrence in all other zones.

For some species, however, terrain-derived variables predicted occurrence best.

Its management needs some indications about scale to predict occurrence of populations and communities.

Distribution maps were coded to show either presence or absence based on a minimum threshold of predicted occurrence.

Separate raster surfaces were generated for predicted occurrence during encamped and traveling behavioral modes and for the non-behaviorally adjusted model.