Sentence examples for recognised to predict from inspiring English sources

Introduction Clinical frailty is increasingly used and recognised to predict mortality and functional dependence following critical admission1 although less is known regarding its impact on specific patient groups.

Poor nuclear grade is recognised to predict pCR in the neoadjuvant setting (Fisher et al, 2002).

The systemic inflammation-based prognostic scores, modified Glasgow Prognostic Score (mGPS) and the neutrophil-lymphocyte ratio (NLR) are now recognised to be useful in predicting survival in a variety of solid organ malignancies, including colorectal cancer (CRC) before treatment.

6 7 Less emphasis has been given to the development of risk assessment methods to predict heart failure among people with diabetes although it is recognised to be a substantial cause of morbidity and mortality requiring different investigations and treatments.

Spontaneous regression is also recognised, albeit difficult to predict.

Organisations such as Google, Tesco and Caesars Entertainment are well recognised for their ability to predict market trends, customer behaviours and workforce staffing requirements and turn these into top-line growth and/or bottom line savings.

The strong correlation between FPC and CPR has already been recognised in the literature (12) and used to predict FPC in surveys where only CPR was available.

12 Traditionally assessment of education was based on knowledge tests; however, it is recognised today that knowledge alone is insufficient to predict performance in practice.

When Danny Boyle featured weatherman Michael Fish's "no hurricane tonight" forecast in the Olympic Games opening ceremony, the failure of the Met Office to predict the Great Storm of 1987 was recognised as a significant British event.

First, it was recognised that the "fair shares" formula was still not accurate enough to predict the need for healthcare in a practice in any budget year.

It's difficult to predict future conflicts, and we need to recognise the type of threats out there.