a nonsignificant trendp = 0.13
When the modified percent score (MPS) was assessed as a continuous scale, we found a nonsignificant trend of higher MPS in patients with PFS-6 ( p = 0.13, Supplemental Table 6 ).
When the modified percent score (MPS) was assessed as a continuous scale, we found a nonsignificant trend of higher MPS in patients with PFS-6 ( p = 0.13, Supplemental Table 6 ).