Значения термина useful parameter на английском

In addition, MIA provides a clinically useful parameter in patients with malignant melanoma.

We showed that MTR is a useful parameter in estimating the late effects of radiotherapy.

Conclusion: EMAT measured by TDI could be a useful parameter for identifying atrial remodeling in patients with severe OSA.

The APD is a potentially useful parameter for fat thermometry; however, its application in muscle tissue requires further investigation.

Copeptin may be a useful parameter to characterize disorders of water homeostasis and can be readily measured in plasma or serum.

Conclusion: CEI may be a useful parameter for noninvasively monitoring the change of brain edema and hematoma in stroke at bedside.

Conclusions: FF correlated with impaired pulmonary function and may be a useful parameter to predict prognosis in patients with UIP and fNSIP.

This may be a clinically useful parameter for selecting PCOS women most likely to respond to therapeutic interventions that improve insulin sensitivity.

PPT might be a useful parameter for assessing a treatment's effect, but not for use in diagnosis or even as a screening method.

While treatment recommendations should be individualized, the disease-free interval after induction chemotherapy is often the most clinically useful parameter to determine selection of second-line therapy.

F may be a useful parameter for the extent of hypoxia in experimental and human tumors with physiologic properties similar to those of A-07 tumors.

Kidney length is the most useful parameter for clinical measurement of kidney size, and is useful to distinguish acute kidney injury from chronic kidney disease.

In contrast, thrombin time was constantly over 120 sec (control 15 sec) and consequently was not a useful parameter.

The aim of this study was to select the most useful parameters able to predict clinical relapses.

As with their counterparts in other soft tissue locations, histologic grade and clinical stage are the most useful parameters for assessing prognosis.