Sentence examples for prediction death from inspiring English sources

Campbell et al. decided upon three research directives for prediction: death after ICU discharge (but before hospital discharge), readmission to the ICU within 48 hours of ICU discharge (again, before hospital discharge), and readmission to the ICU at any point after ICU discharge (and before hospital discharge).

Our prediction: Death comes for us all.

Therefore, ROC analysis was performed and we tested both markers for early mortality prediction (death before median OS (13.8 months) of the entire study population was reached).

A cutoff value of fibrinogen of ≤1 g/l has sensitivity 0.47 and specificity 0.74 (positive predictive value (PPV) 0.44) for prediction of death in acute hepatic failure.

If considering prediction of death and/or admission to ICU, the PCT + lactate score remained the only independent and significant predictor of death, with an OR value at 6.0 [95 % CI 1.3 28.5] (p = 0.024).

Their tight-knit network of engineers seemed poised to create the tools required to make good on a much-hyped prediction: the death of distance.

So does what one might call the hysterical style in American politics — in which no analogy (Hitler! Slavery!) is too outrageous, no prediction (Ruin! Death!) too dire, and no personal role model (Churchill! Jesus!) too exalted to deploy.

Both REMS and WPS have good prognostic value in the prediction of death in ED patients.

Receiver operating characteristics (ROC) curves were constructed to compare the accuracy of gradient temperature in the prediction of death from MOF.

We found that PCT is a moderate predictor of 30-day mortality but also for the prediction of death and/or admission in ICU in confirmed septic ED patients.

Furthermore, when considering the ROC curve analysis for the prediction of death and/or admission in ICU, prognostic performances were lower, and we did not find any significant difference in PCT values between patients admitted to ICU versus the others.