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Understanding the factors that affect patients' perceptions is important because these perceptions affect treatment expectations, which may predict treatment outcomes.

These patients are severely immunocompromised and are unable to clarify invasive microbial pathogens [6], which may predict the survival of septic patients [7, 8].

Importantly, PDX can be sampled repeatedly and in parallel, to reveal clonal evolution, which may predict mechanisms of drug resistance and inform therapeutic strategy design.

Furthermore, legislation may increase helmet use among these children to match, or potentially supercede, that among children of families with higher income, which may predict the effect of mandatory legislation in this county (Parkin et al. 2003).

Based on the analysis of the EIS and transient photocurrent response, the efficient charge separation and the improvement of electrical conductivity were achieved in SnNb2O6 compared with others, which may predict the enhancement of the photocatalytic performance.

Furthermore it will be important to determine whether the risk of pneumonia is apparent with both FP and budesonide and to identify factors which may predict steroid responsiveness in COPD.

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Hence, there are duplicates among the ranked pairs which may predicted twice, but this event is rare as it concerns less than 1 pair over 1,000 and have practically no impact on the prediction.

We will also explore which factor may predict patient survival with either the Kaplan-Meier or Cox regression model.

Although brake squeal is essentially a nonlinear problem, the standard analysis tool in industry is the linear complex eigenvalue analysis (CEA) which may under-predict or over-predict the number of unstable vibration modes.

To identify anesthesia-related variables which may independently predict time to standing in horses anesthetized with ketamine/diazepam/isoflurane.

Liver stiffness measurement (LSM) using transient elastography is a noninvasive method based on liver elasticity observations, which may accurately predict the presence of fibrosis/cirrhosis in patients with CHC [12, 13].

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