Sentence examples for prognostic reliability from inspiring English sources
Many types of models exist, and their roles are not mutually exclusive, as their combined use may afford better prognostic reliability [1].
Consequently we can expect higher prognostic reliability for individuals possessing a combination of risk alleles, although at some loss of population coverage.
The measures of burst areas and durations, and their interrelationships, were derived from routinely collected EEG records in cooled asphyxic newborns where traditional measures of IBIs or resolution of BS have insufficient prognostic reliability.
The prognostic reliability of a negative exercise test was reported in a two-year follow-up conducted in Finnish primary care; 2% of patients aged less than 60 years and 3% of patients aged 60 years and older were diagnosed with coronary disease at the end of follow-up [ 4, 5].
The aim of this study was to systematically review the literature relating to centralization and directional preference, and specifically report on prevalence, prognostic validity, reliability, loading strategies, and diagnostic implications.
The experiment was conducted at Engineering Reliability, Prognostic and Health Management Laboratory, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China.
Among echocardiographic measurements, Vp was found to be superior in terms of prognostic value and reliability.
The mean values of the prognostic MRI parameters, reliability and SDD data are presented in table 3.
Among the echocardiographic markers of LV diastolic dysfunction, the transmitral flow propagation wave (Vp) was found superior in terms of prognostic value and reliability.
Since KLK3 (PSA, "prostate specific antigen") blood plasma levels correlate with prostate cancer progression, an immunoassay for PSA has become a widespread medical application, despite its moderate reliability as prognostic biomarker for malignant processes.
In conclusion, for all of the neuroimaging modalities discussed in this paper, further studies are needed to establish diagnostic utility such as validity, reliability, and predictive and prognostic value.
