Sentence examples for predictive consequences from inspiring English sources

According to the methodology of testing, empirical support for a theory results from successfully testing the predictive consequences derived from that theory (and appropriate auxiliary assumptions).

For comparison, the absolute value of a correlation score describing the presence of the wound signature in a tumor sample of greater than 0.15 had substantial predictive clinical consequences [52].

We discuss how these results have both predictive and mechanistic consequences for understanding the success and failure of repair protein activity associated with such oxidatively sensitive, conformationally plastic/dynamic repetitive DNA domains.

Low specificity and positive predictive value are consequences due to the overestimation of the severity of stenosis caused by atherosclerotic plaques.

Since AGEs, resulting from sugar-derived protein modifications, are known to play a role in BC pathogenesis and progression [ 7, 8], it would be expected that the presence of a lower activity form of GLO1 – the GLO1 allele – may be predictive about severe consequences for an individual's BC risk.

In consequence, predictive models should be adjusted to different settings.

As a consequence, predictive biomarkers were sought, which prognosticate treatment responses before therapy.

We evaluated the incidence, predictive factors, and clinical consequences associated with hemolysis post-transcatheter aortic valve implantation (TAVI).

Other more recent reviews confirm the relatively mild emotional consequences of predictive genetic testing and better knowledge of the recipient.

These four clinical dimensions not only characterise medications by morbidity type but also have major consequences for predictive modelling.

Finally, an important question remains: does a better predictive staging system have consequences for preoperative decision making?