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Statistical Models for Prognostication
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Chapter 8: Statistical Models for Prognostication: Predictions from Statistical Models
        

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Selection BThose at intermediate risk of an unfavorable outcome without treatment

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The correct answer is (a). Patients at intermediate risk are generally suitable candidates for a trial. However, patients at low risk of an unfavorable outcome without treatment might be excluded since they should not run the risk of experiencing side effects.

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