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Therefore, this review focuses on the prediction of developing AKI in adult critically ill patients.

Table  2 shows the area under de curves (AUC's) for the prediction of developing AKI for each individual biomarker at the different time points.

Figures  2A and B show the risk percentages of developing general cardiovascular disease within 10 years and the different risk categories of the 10-year prediction of developing general cardiovascular disease calculated with the Framingham risk score of hypertensive term pregnancy women and normotensive term pregnancy women after extrapolation of their age to 60 years.

Figure  3B illustrates different risk categories of the 30-year prediction of developing general cardiovascular disease calculated with the Framingham risk score at current age.

Therefore, it seems reasonable to perhaps shift our views and using biomarkers together with other parameters such as traditional clinical characteristics to optimize the accuracy of prediction of developing AKI might be an interesting option.

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"The predictions of inflation developed by Stephen Hawking and others more than 30 years ago have been tested by cosmological observations and faced those tests remarkably well.

The predictions of the developed liquid circulation correlation agree well with the experimental data obtained in our laboratory and reported in literature.

First, the predictions of the developed simulation environment are verified against those obtained from a detailed whole-building energy simulation tool when thermal bridging effects are neglected.

The predictions of rgĝ developed make no assumption of the covariance, and hence are robust to such selection in the population prior to estimation in population studies.

Second-order correlations for the prediction of KGae were developed for both MEA and MEA/MDEA systems.