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a statistical trend

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p=0.09

Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

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As expected, our findings of a statistical trend between education levels and COVID-19-related practices were generally consistent with previous reports ( 5 , 12 ), indicating that higher education levels were found to be significantly correlated with a higher likelihood of engaging in good practices toward COVID-19 ( p for trend <0.05).
However, when assessing the LN metastases count in stage IIIb and a minimum of five retrieved LNs, there was a statistical trend for shorter RFS and distant recurrence in patients with more than five LN metastases (< 5 LN metastases: median RFS not reached vs. ≥ 5 LN metastases: 86.8 months 95% CI = 46–127.6; log‐rank, p = .061) (see Supporting information, Figure S2B ), but no evident difference for locoregional recurrence (< 5 LN metastases: median RFS not reached vs. ≥ 5 LN metastases: 73.67 months 95% CI = 36.1–111.2; log‐rank, p = .603) (see Supporting information, Figure S2A ).