Sentence examples for use of predictive equations from inspiring English sources

A regression approach was initially considered for estimating missing values but use of predictive equations for extrapolation of data, rather than interpolation, could provide unreliable estimates of stiffness.

Serum creatinine alone may overestimate glomerular filtration rate and recent guidelines advocate the use of predictive equations such as the Modification of Diet in Renal Disease (MDRD) formula to estimate glomerular filtration rate (eGFR).

Furthermore, there is significant evidence to show that the use of predictive equations for RMR within the obese is unreliable 30 31 and rarely valid within the obese population.

In lieu of predictive equations, this gender difference in CET should be taken into consideration and used to temper the interpretation of CET.

There is a wide variation in the accuracy of predictive equations for FFM in obese adolescents.

Use of a predictive equation as a clinical diagnostic model can help better predict influenza than the conventional influenza-like illness definition among young adult military personnel with febrile respiratory illnesses.

Our results allow the T1 value of any cartilage sample to be converted into a percentage water content through the use of a predictive equation.

The purpose of this study is to determine the accuracy of VCO2-based calorimetry using the modified Weir equation stated above compared with the accuracy of commonly used predictive equations for EE, using IC as the reference method.

The accuracy of the EE VCO2) estimates and that of some commonly used predictive equations (Table 1) were compared to EE IC).

Linear regression techniques were used to create predictive equations using diameter at breast height (DBH) as the primary predictive variable.

Cross-link chain density and number average molecular weight were obtained using predictive equations of polymer physics.