Sentence examples for sensitive predictors from inspiring English sources

Central blood pressure and aorta stiffness alone were sensitive predictors of cognitive abilities, Pase reported at the meeting.

In fact, researchers found that blood pressure and aorta stiffness were sensitive predictors of a person's cognitive abilities.

As deficits in memory-prediction function are proposed to lie more proximal to the biological causes of schizophrenia than deficits in standard cognitive constructs, tests that more directly probe memory-prediction function may be especially sensitive predictors of conversion in individuals at high-risk for schizophrenia.

Positive TST and QFT tests were moderately sensitive predictors of progression to microbiologically confirmed TB disease.

In this study, we have demonstrated that sFlt-1 and PlGF could be new sensitive predictors of a subsequent miscarriage in TM patients in the first trimester.

HSIL cytology (n = 49; mean age 38.3) or a positive HR HPV test (n = 54; Mean age 36.5) were equally sensitive predictors of high grade cervical pathology detected on LLETZ excision, with cytology slightly more specific (Table 4).

It is interesting that Doherty et al did not find an association between cough VAS and cough reflex sensitivity measured by capsaicin challenge [ 16], suggesting that the cough reflex sensitivity in IPF is not a very sensitive predictor of actual cough rates.

VPT was a sensitive predictor of all three DSPN outcome measures (Table 3), with the highest sensitivity noted for confirmed clinical neuropathy (87%).

The receiver operating characteristics (ROC) analyses demonstrate that waist circumference is a more sensitive predictor of CVD risk factors than BMI for both men and women.

Our goal in this study was to investigate whether MVPA might yield a sensitive predictor of patient symptoms.

We seek to determine whether the anion gap is a sensitive predictor of lactic acidosis in the ED setting.