In addition, the accuracy of the information collected often is questionable in this context, which limits the scope of their prognosis ability.
The values of the AUC for the prognosis assessment ability of the GRACE score at the 6- and 12-month follow-up period were 0.73 (95% CI = 0.64 0.82) and 0.71 (95% CI = 0.63 0.79), respectively.
The programme applied Leventhal's self-regulation model of illness [ 19], which posits people's understanding of illness is based on their rationalisation about its cause, consequences, timeline, trajectory, prognosis and the ability of them or others to successfully treat (control or cure) the condition [ 19].
A determination about whether individuals are inducted is based on a scoring system that signifies a prognosis of ability to perform a worthwhile job in the military.
The fact that inflammation in bladder carcinoma indicates a good prognosis may reflect the ability of the patient to mount an immune response.
As p53 abnormalities are associated with poor prognosis in MM, the ability of BSO+L-PAM to induce cell death by circumventing p53 loss-of-function may provide a viable therapeutic option for patients with del17p13 MM.
Hidden beneath the strong proliferation-associated genes may be better clues to variable prognosis, e.g., proteins associated with the ability of cells to live in foreign sites, such as those represented in the PCT-TC signature.
Sixteen participants stated a preference for surgery based on the positive experience of people they knew, or they held pessimistic attitudes about the prognosis of their condition and the ability of conservative intervention to relieve their problems.
However, other studies have concluded that the likelihood there exists a 'best' small-size predictive gene list which can be used to reliably improve the ability of patient-specific prognosis using automated pattern processing techniques is unlikely.
Therefore, the ability of PMID20813035Sig137 to predict prognosis in ER- subsets reached statistical significance.
