Sentence examples for support prognostication from inspiring English sources
This module is used to compute the probability of death for the particular patient based on the SUPPORT prognostication model.
In this work, we link the SUPPORT prognostication model with the recently developed decision methodology regret DCA [ 24] to facilitate the hospice referral process.
Finally, if necessary, the probabilities of survival and death for the particular patient are computed based on the SUPPORT prognostication model and contrasted with the patient's threshold probability.
Should the world warm -- and there is little evidence or theory to support such a prognostication -- most climatologists believe that precipitation would increase.
To the best of our knowledge, this is the first CDSS that integrates two well established methodologies, one for prognostication (SUPPORT) and the other for decision making (regret DCA), to assist with the hospice referral decision-making process.
Undoubtedly, these assays support breast cancer prognostication and can be used as a complement to the well-established variables currently used in routine practice [ 73], as recently recommended in the St . Gallenguidelines [ 17].
The dollar and bond bears (and most of the financial press) repeatedly cited the deficit number to support their gloomy prognostications.
It is now available as a point of care test for the diagnosis of AMI in many countries and also has good data to support its use in prognostication from MI [35, 36].
It is now available as a point of care test for the diagnosis of AMI in many countries and also has good data to support its use in prognostication from MI [ 35, 36].
The research conducted does not support the significant prognosticating value of the studied polymorphisms of genes MDR1 and CYP3A5*3 in prognostication of pharmacoresistance of partial epilepsy in children.
The goal of a staging system is to classify the course of a disease in a reproducible manner that supports accurate identification and prognostication and informs diagnostic or therapeutic interventions.
