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Meanings of prognosticator in inglés

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vaticinador

Someone who makes predictions of the future (usually on the basis of special knowledge)

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Usage of prognosticator in inglés
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Histologic grading of dysplasia using established criteria is a powerful prognosticator in BE.
Pubmed
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The volume percentage stroma is the best single prognosticator; this feature is highly reproducible.
Pubmed
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H was the happy alphabetical prognosticator of Winona Cherry, in Character Songs and Impersonations.
Strictly Business: More Stories of the Four Million
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Why don't we offer you time with Patmos, our parrot-prognosticator?
Existence
5
You're a regular old bad-weather prognosticator, that's what you are.
At Whispering Pine Lodge
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Historically, blood CD4 cell numbers were the primary prognosticator for the development of OC.
Pubmed
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Multivariate analysis revealed PBX2 expression to be an independent prognosticator for both GC and ESCC.
Pubmed
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The MELD-XI score is a useful prognosticator in AHF.
Pubmed
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Aortic stiffness is an important factor for cardiovascular system performance and a prognosticator of cardiovascular risk.
Pubmed
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Box office prognosticator had projected it would do $15 million.
Reuters
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The Critics Choice Awards, an increasingly reliable prognosticator, went with "The Departed" and Scorsese.
Reuters
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At that part, Canst thou, O fatal prognosticator!
Clarissa Harlowe; or the history of a young lady — Volume 7
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Did he consider himself a weather prognosticator?
Bloodfever
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At least this prognosticator desperately, desperately hopes.
The Guardian
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It takes digging to find historical data, and you need a prognosticator to time the next price dip.
Reuters
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Conclusions: A persisting PSA after prostatectomy seems to be an important prognosticator of clinical progression for pT3 tumors.
Pubmed
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Prognosticator through the time