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The association between survival and clinical and probe expression profiles was visualized by plotting the probability of survival predicted by the Cox model against time.

As observed experimentally (Liu et al. 2008; Tozer et al. 2008), the location and magnitude of the optimal survival predicted by the model depended on gap size, following a hump-shaped pattern with increasing gap size.

Since Angermayr et al. [ 35] showed that etiology of liver cirrhosis may have a significant impact on survival predicted by MELD and that pts with identical scores, but different etiologies differed in survival rates, we aimed to assess accuracy of the scoring models in homogeneous group of pts with AH.

In this study, we determine the predictive value of ventilatory efficiency parameters for estimating the 2-years survival of patients with pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) and inoperable chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension (CTEPH) and compare these parameters with survival predicted by peak VO2.

For every patient, the Brier score measures the difference between the survival probability predicted by the staging system and the observed survival.

The mean survival curves predicted by the model generally agreed well with the observed (Kaplan-Meier) survival curves.

After controlling for biological prognostic factors, age, and baseline treatment, longer survival was predicted by a long education and a minimising-related coping, while shorter survival was predicted by emotional defensiveness (antiemotionality), behavioural-escape coping, and a high level of perceived support.

Figure 4 One-year (A) and five-year (B) survival rates predicted by the fixed parts of mixed-effects models.

In the current study, females with high reproductive effort have lower survival as predicted by the theory of reproductive costs [34], [35].

Using the chronic survival threshold predicted by the model would result in only one more controller animal being wrongly classified as progressor based on the remaining CD4+ T cells in the chronic phase.

Long-term survival is predicted by cancer disease-prognostic factors.