predictor of outcome

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Using multivariate analyses and controlling for severity of symptoms, beliefs about mental health were found to be significant predictors of outcome.
The extant literature has provided inconsistent data regarding age and gender as predictors of outcome.
Recent success with paediatric cardiac transplantation emphasizes the importance of identifying predictors of outcome when considering treatment for idiopathic dilated cardiomyopathy.
Survival analysis was used to explore the minimum number of sessions required for clinical improvement, and multiple regression analysis to examine the predictors of outcome.
Therefore, the variables were selected carefully based on previous results from the literature about which risk factors are the most important predictors of outcome.
In addition, predictors of outcome, consequences, and the limitations of the current longitudinal studies will be reviewed.
Pharmacotherapy of posttraumatic stress disorder : treatment options, long-term follow-up, and predictors of outcome.
Quality of life predictors of outcome in paediatric abdominal pain patients : findings at initial assessment and at 5 year follow-up.
Our attempt to identify predictors of outcome showed that a low body mass index and severe psychological and social problems were associated with a chronic course.
Ductal dependent aortic valve stenosis in infants: comparison with non-ductal dependent aortic stenosis and predictors of outcome.
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