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Methodological Quality Methodological quality as assessed by the Jadad score increased significantly over time (P<0.0001); we also reanalyzed the data minus the first period (1948–1953) (where the average Jadad score was much lower) and the increase over time was still highly significant (p = 0.0002) ( Figure 4 ).
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Polygenic risk scores (PRS) for reproductive aging phenotypes and breast cancer risk The correlations between the PRS for each reproductive aging phenotype and the phenotype itself were highly significant as expected (p≤0.0002); yet the strength of the correlations was weak (correlation coefficient 0.16–0.21) ( Table 6 ).
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Analysis of IL-18 (mean [min/max]: 2,385 [300–8,025] pg/ml) and ECP (mean: 1,509 [<100/4,625] ng/ml) in 23 paired samples showed a highly significant correlation (r s = 0.70, P = 0.0002) between this cytokine and the eosinophil-derived product in the airways.
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However, when we pooled data for each continental group and compared the sub-Saharan component across all genomes within that group with the estimated Neanderthal ancestry in the same genomes, we found a highly significant negative correlation for Western Asia (rho=−0.234, P < 0.0002; supplementary table S2 , Supplementary Material online).
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In an analysis of subgroups according to grade, no difference in terms of occurrence of metastatic disease was observed for grade 1 and 2 tumours between the treatment periods, whereas a highly significant increase in the number of patients with metastases for grade 3 tumours was noted in the recent period ( p = 0.0002).