highly significantp = 3.46e-07
When PFS was compared between these two subgroups, we found a highly significant difference (Cox p = 3.46e-07, hazard ratio (HR) = 6.7; Fig. 2 a).
When PFS was compared between these two subgroups, we found a highly significant difference (Cox p = 3.46e-07, hazard ratio (HR) = 6.7; Fig. 2 a).
We then compared PFS between the two groups using Cox regression and found a modestly significant difference in response between the low-TYMS and high-TYMS groups ( p = 4.9e-02; Fig. 2 b).