… develop a precise risk score for the screening of large populations for individuals at high
risk of developing type 2 diabetes based on noninvasive measurements of major risk factors in …

… Based on our data, we can conclude that the addition of lifestyle factors does not necessarily
increase the power of a risk score to predict diabetes. According to Schulz et al., the …

… This finding has raised considerable doubt as to whether a risk score … precise instrument
that predicts diabetes with high sensitivity and specificity (4). In contrast to FINDRISC, the score …

… risk factors (sex, anthropometric measurements, lifestyle and … The average Risk Score m and
the individual Risk Score i … and lifestyle factors, representing low-risk and high-risk extremes…

… MetS prediction, consistent with the findings in the present study. Besides, the present study
also examined the influence of lifestyle factors such as eating index, … level of accuracy. This …

… risk scores that use similar information, including the European Prospective Investigation into
Cancer and Nutrition (… a valid and reliable method to estimate the risk of developing type 2 …

… of non-communicable disease risk factors and developing a healthy lifestyle to curtail these
… was reflected in the comparison of the accuracy of the cut-off points in risk factor prediction. …

… anthropometric measurements such as WC and WHR, alongside BMI percentile, for more
accurate risk assessment … survey evaluating the health and nutritional well-being of both adults …

… accurately reflect fat distribution and more correctly predict … also be the best index for
predicting cardiovascular risks. Few … completed dietary surveys, blood tests and anthropometric …

… for sociodemographic and lifestyle factors and dietary habits. … The derived prediction rule
was accurate in predicting MetS, … Anthropometric measurements were performed. Body mass …