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Smoking was a strong risk predictor: compared with never smokers, current smokers had an HR of 5.85 (95% CI=4.99 6.87) for lung cancer.

Whether GMP may be an independent predictor compared with other factors including TP53 mutation status and tumour grade needs confirmation in larger studies.

However, when both age and attitude toward technology were entered into the regression analysis in this study, age was a weaker predictor compared with attitude toward technology.

These results further strengthen the hypothesis that the VAI may be a superior predictor, or at least, an equal predictor compared with WC and WHtR when assessing the impact of visceral adiposity dysfunction on CV outcomes and mortality.

Although the metabolic syndrome was a better predictor compared with the triglycerides to HDL cholesterol ratio, a model based on 1-h plasma glucose concentration and triglyceride to HDL cholesterol ratio could classify subjects to three risk groups: low, intermediate, and high risk (Table 2).

It is noteworthy, however, that the research question emphasises the added value of neurobiological predictors compared with existing measures in the JJIs.

Models with an Δ i > 10 are considered poor predictors compared with the best model and thus are not included in our analyses (Burnham and Anderson, 2004).

The small predictive accuracy of the unique predictors (compared with the full equation) shows that most of the predictive accuracy was shared between evaluations and positive affect.

Analysis for disease-free survival in the postoperative setting showed the pain scale and activity level to be even stronger predictors compared with overall survival.

Logistic recalibration showed no significant differences between the overall hospital specific effects of the predictors compared with the overall effects of the predictors in the clinical model (fig 2).

A common rule of thumb is that models with a ∆ i >10 are considered poor predictors compared with the best model, and models with a ∆ i < 2 are considered statistically equivalent (Burnham and Anderson, 2003).