Sentence examples for prognostic quality from inspiring English sources

In the same way that options on future price developments can be used to derive indicators about future prices (the prognostic quality of such estimates has been reviewed since the 1930s by economists like Keynes and Hicks) [45], a prediction market can be used to derive indicators about likelihoods for future events.

However, post-hoc prognostic analysis showed that living together did not have any prognostic quality with respect to improvement on the primary outcome variable.

In this study, we aim to evaluate transepithelial electrical resistance (TEER) measurement as a prognostic quality indicator for the cultivation of porcine oviduct epithelial cells (POEC).

The high-level over-expression of EpCAM in a plethora of carcinomas [ 4] led to the use of it as a marker with prognostic quality and as a target for therapeutic strategies [ 5- 7].

This study investigates the prognostic quality of six prediction models (APACHE II score, SAPS II, SAPS II (Expanded), SAPS 3, MPM and MPM II0) for assessment in an adult surgical ICU in the Netherlands.

43 44 Since the peptides of the calcitonin gene family including ProADM and PCT as "hormokines" are ubiquitously upregulated in parenchymatous body cells and do not mainly originate from leucocytes, 45 it is not unexpected that their prognostic quality can be extended to HIV-infected adults.

Many approaches have been used to treat gliomas; however all of them have failed in modifying the prognostic and quality of life of patients suffering this devastating disease in the last decade.

The classification system reflects that higher quality prognostic and predictive studies were those with greater internal validity (eg, data analyzed were from randomized controlled trials versus observational studies), with larger versus smaller sample sizes, and with multivariate versus univariate analyses.

This study aimed to identify early prognostic factors of quality of life (QOL) and societal participation at one year post-cardiac arrest.

According to a systematic review, few high quality prognostic studies exist [ 10].

There are conflicting and inconsistent results in the literature on the prognostic role of quality of life (QoL) in cancer.