Sentence examples for prognostic result from inspiring English sources
Saritas et al. [18] have devised an artificial neural network that provides a prognostic result indicating whether patients have cancer or not by using their free prostate specific antigen, total prostate specific antigen and age data.
Particularly in elective surgery, thanks to an adequate preoperative preparation, the comorbidities can be corrected ensuring the same prognostic result of younger patients.
When considering the overall effect of potential publication bias in this analysis, only a minority of studies (21 out of 50) actually reported a statistically significant prognostic result.
It was common for a paper to report more than one prognostic result by relating one or more markers to overall survival and/or disease-free survival, and also by providing unadjusted and/or adjusted results (e.g. adjusted for age, stage of disease).
Transferring prognostic results into clinical practice should be based on estimates of the predictive performance of models and on a demonstration that patient outcomes can be improved by the use of prediction rules.
The published experience on breast conservation is so far limited, but all the available data seem to go in the same direction supporting safety and feasibility of breast conservation with good prognostic results in terms of local control [12, 13, 14].
By comparing with prognostic results using adaptive neuro fuzzy inference system (ANFIS), the proposed prognostic analysis can provide better predictions for PEM fuel cell performance at dynamic condition, and with the understanding of variation in PEM fuel cell internal behaviour, mitigation strategies can be designed to extend the fuel cell performance.
The prognostic results therefore lack uniformity.
ER− breast cancer patients are usually resistant to Tamoxifen therapy and, thus, show poorer prognostic results [ 25– 27].
Even if there is one, applying such prognostic results to an individual patient will be another challenge.
It is likely that MSI influences prognostic results when considering HLA class I expression in colorectal tumors.
