Sentence examples for proved useful in predicting from inspiring English sources
Although HRV metrics have proved useful in predicting outcomes in some populations, frequent arrhythmias have limited their use in patients with acute and severe critical illness.
So far, none of the accepted determinants of prognosis — age, overall health, the nature of the initial injury or the extent of brain damage as determined by an M.R.I. — have proved useful in predicting which brain-injured patients will experience it and which won't.
In addition to the FEV1, body mass index (BMI) and dyspnea have proved useful in predicting outcomes such as survival in severe COPD.
C-reactive protein during the first 48 72 hours and CT findings proved useful in predicting the outcome in multivariate statistical analyses.
Patient-specific modelling may be proved useful in predicting outcome following medical or surgical intervention and it has been employed in various medical and biological domains.
Gene expression profiles generated by microarray have been used to develop prognostic scores, which when coupled with clinical parameters, have proven useful in predicting aggressive GCs and ultimately, outcome [ 13].
The researchers suggest that the information, and future data gleaned for other species, should prove useful in predicting the effects of winter-habitat destruction on specific breeding populations.
Plane wave theory analytical simulations have proven useful in predicting the noise transmission properties of such systems.
The relationship should prove useful in predicting the separations from the RC under specific conditions and the likely throughput advantage of the RC over a conventional fluidized bed.
Nevertheless, despite a very strong correlation between anterior septal deviations and increased nasal resistance, preoperative rhinomanometry data failed to prove useful in predicting the long-term surgical outcome.
Thus, an analytical model is proposed which may prove useful in predicting the excess energy available across wide areas from, for example, boundary layer turbulence models.
