Sentence examples for predictive implications from inspiring English sources

123I-MIBG scans are known to have predictive implications for successful ICD therapy in patients with heart failure [22].

Impulsivity is commonly conflated with novelty seeking, but these traits are conceptually independent and hold different predictive implications.

In the 1400 m thick Karoo deepwater succession the base of slope channel sandstones of Unit B represent the maximum sandstone content and connectivity, which has predictive implications for hydrocarbon reservoir development in weakly confined deepwater channel systems.

Despite the important role of HDAC3 in tumor recurrence and its predictive implications, this study should be viewed as hypothesis generating, to be followed by larger prospective and multiethnic studies to confirm our findings.

Their predictive implications require long-term longitudinal evaluation.

In breast cancer the gene status has the greater relevance with regard to prognostic and predictive implications.

This is due in part to how actionability is defined, either (a) in a broad context whereby a mutation is actionable if it has a diagnostic, prognostic, or predictive implication or (b) more narrowly to mutations that predict response or resistance to available drugs.

Since such an association has not been verified in the historical control group due to a lack of information about it, no hypothesis may be advanced with regard to its potential predictive implication.

This may have important predictive and prognostic implications.

Gene expression analysis has defined five distinct subtypes of breast cancer, with predictive and prognostic implications [ 9].

Neither a immunohistochemical nor a microarray-based classification of breast cancers into a basal or non-basal subgroup is currently considered justified in the clinics, because direct predictive or prognostic implications are lacking.