Sentence examples for predicting post from inspiring English sources
It may also be useful in predicting post critical car length of stay in critical care survivors.
These results have implications for the prognostication of pterygium in clinical practice, for example, detection of epigenetic changes may have a role in predicting post surgical recurrence of aggressive lesions.
The broader literature also suggests that it has utility in predicting post discharge recidivism (particularly violent outcomes) for both forensic and correctional samples [ 9].
Additional studies with longer treatment duration are needed to more fully characterize the metabolic and proliferative responses in the context of predicting post treatment survival.
Data mining and statistical techniques applied to gene expression data have been used to address the questions of distinguishing tumor morphology, predicting post treatment outcome, and finding molecular markers for disease [ 11- 14].
For example, where algorithms have been developed using only baseline data, it is often not immediately clear how useful they are for predicting post baseline EQ-5D-3L; users of algorithms are often interested in predicting differential (post baseline) treatment effects for cost-effectiveness purposes [ 7].
Fire disturbance severely modifies ecosystem structure and functioning, and therefore predicting post-fire responses is pivotal to improve land management.
Further, treatment duration, onsite service availability, and frequency of counseling available are significant factors in predicting post-treatment drug use for fathers, but not for mothers.
The purpose of the study was to expand the dynamic content areas of psycho-social functioning employed with correctional offenders when predicting post-release outcome.
Fire is a driving force in the North American landscape and predicting post-fire tree mortality is vital to land management.
Additionally, the knowledge of seed shape will be helpful in predicting post-dispersal seeding patterns and subsequently in establishing both sown species and native species.
