a pronounced trendp = 0.07
Further, it was shown that in the general group of patients with the presence of deletions (25.5%, 12/47 patients) and amplifications (31.9%, 15/47 patients) at the level of a pronounced trend ( p = 0.07), an objective response is most often observed on treatment (complete and partial regression), compared with the group without response (stabilization and progression), where the frequency of deletions (10.5%, 2/19 patients) and amplifications (15.8%, 3/19 patients) is lower, more than twice ( Table 2 ).