Similar words: prognosticate, prognostication, prognosis, gnostic, agnostic, diagnostic, agnosticism, diagnostics. Meaning: [prɑg'nɑstɪk /prɒg'nɒ-] 
n. a sign of something about to happen. adj. of or relating to prediction; having value for making predictions.
n. a sign of something about to happen. adj. of or relating to prediction; having value for making predictions. 
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91. Conclusions: These factors including PTA, Urea, sodium in blood and hepatic coma are valuable to build scoring system on prognostic assessment of hepatitis failure.
92. We therefore analyzed long - term prognostic factors of significant MR after PM.
93. Title: A clinical prognostic scoring system for Guillain - Barr é syndrome.
94. Child - Pugh scores , and glucose intolerance were also highly significant prognostic factors.
95. Purpose To study prognostic blood flow parameters ratios to fetal hyperdynamic circulation.
96. Both the number of capillary and the invasion degree of lymph cell were not the related prognostic factors.
97. Results (1) The most important prognostic variables were I/R, left gastric artery LNM, lesser curvature LNM, and paracardia LNM.
98. Routinely used markers like c-reactive protein or leukocyte count , have no prognostic value.
99. Objective To analyse the prognostic factor and investigate the treatment mode for undifferentiated cervical carcinoma.
100. There is Class II evidence that somatosensory evoked potentials have prognostic value in patients with CSM.
101. Objective:To investigate the clinical significance and prognostic value of plasma fibrinogen and peripheric hematologic parameters in patients with breast cancer.http://sentencedict.com
102. To investigate the prognostic significance of bone marrow megakaryocyte in patients with Idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura.
103. The important prognostic factors of primary appendiceal cancer included histologic subtypes and the extent of dissemination.
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