Sentence examples for prognostic evidence from inspiring English sources

In this article, we discuss the available evidence on low back pain prognosis and describe how prognostic evidence can be used to inform clinical decision making.

Then, to check for prognostic evidence, we combined the data with the life expectancy data set.

The switching role of thyroxine (T4) follows already from its prognostic evidence alone.

Phase III studies are confirmatory and provide the strongest prognostic evidence.

The situation is different in the clear-cut cases, where prognostic evidence and validated longitudinal evidence yield the same classification.

In other words, the clear-cut biomarkers with both validated longitudinal and prognostic evidence are clearly exposed.

Moreover, the diversity in literature regarding CEC up-or down-regulation during cancer therapy and the associated prognostic and predictive evidence might in part be explained by a differential focus on or by the lack of discrimination between these cell populations [ 13].

Prospective phase III studies, prospectively planned meta-analyses of prospective or retrospective data, the availability of IPD, and the initiation of tumour banks all support the evolution of prognostic marker evidence.

Although the clinicians understood that the algorithm underlying the CDSS was based on diagnostic and prognostic research evidence, this did not reflect the way in which they understood and weighted risk factors in practice.

We discuss how better-quality prognostic marker evidence can evolve over time from initial exploratory studies, to large protocol-driven primary studies, and then to meta-analysis or even beyond, to large prospectively planned pooled analyses and to the initiation of tumour banks.

Clinical outcome data from pancreatic, colorectal and lung cancers all indicate that some KRAS mutational subtypes have prognostic value evidenced by their association with overall survival (Keohavong et al, 1996; Span et al, 1996; Kawesha et al, 2000).