Sentences with phrase «than his doctors predicted»

With the treatment, he has been able to live years longer than doctors predicted, and is now six years old.

He died of heart failure in 1990 having lived years longer than his doctors predicted.

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Rather than a one - size - fits - all approach, doctors and researchers will be able to predict more accurately which treatment will work for a particular person.

The algorithm used these features to predict depression 70 per cent of the time — better than the 42 per cent average accuracy of human doctors.

Haro Hartounian, a specialist in drug - delivery technologies at DepoTech in San Diego, predicts that microspheres will prove more potent than traditional booster shots and — by eliminating that second visit to the doctor — could lower the cost.

Now, researchers have developed a model that can predict preemie outcomes with greater than 90 % accuracy — an advance that could help doctors identify the sickest babies and save billions of dollars in health care costs.

After waking, the patient recovered faster than anyone predicted — in 4 months instead of 6 — and gave his doctors a fist bump on the way out.

Some doctors have predicted that since Americans are eating 100 times more sugar than the human pancreas can process, in 20 years, every single...

However, according to the Mayo Clinic, many doctors now believe that for predicting your heart disease risk, your total non-HDL cholesterol level may be more useful than calculating your cholesterol ratio.

«For predicting your risk of heart disease, many doctors now believe that determining your non-HDL cholesterol level may be more useful than calculating your cholesterol ratio.

Our take: Ayres, a Yale professor, shows that number crunchers can scout baseball players better than grizzled coaches, diagnose diseases better than experienced doctors, and predict court judgments better than veteran lawyers.

One doctor says that he is better at predicting who will die than the staff that works there.

The US Department of Labor predicts that more medical coding jobs will need to be filled and more doctors and medical facilities will outsource their medical coding and billing contracts to independent consultants, rather than hiring permanent full -, or part - time medical billing staff, because they are more cost effective and efficient.