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likely to be significant

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p=0.054

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

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Whether we start at a CD4 count of 732 or 493/μL, the patient will be on therapy for over 40 to 50 years! There does not seem to be much benefit in waiting, and there is likely to be significant long-term harm.
When to start: as soon as possible
J Int AIDS Soc · 2012 · PMC3512539
Coefficients with t values of effects above the Bonferroni line are designated as significant coefficients coefficients with t values of effects between Bonferroni line and t limit line are termed as coefficients likely to be significant; coefficients with t values of effects below the t limit line are statistically insignificant coefficients [ 20 ].
Currently, contributions to the compensation of the deficiency of anionic glycolipids are likely to be significant in the order of PG>PI>PE, although it remains unknown whether this order is because of the difference in chemical properties or the difference in the organelle where they are mainly synthesized, that is, chloroplastic PG is synthesized in chloroplasts 47 , such as SQDG and presumably GlcADG, whereas PI and PE are mainly synthesized in the endoplasmic reticulum ( Fig. 6 ).
The remaining outcomes, mostly related to species abundance, diversity, richness and fecundity of resident biota, and to soil attributes, were more likely to be significantly impacted if the invasive species was an annual grass (significant impacts in 88.9% of cases, Terminal node 4).
Both case 1, which was not treated prior to surgical resection, and case 2, which did receive preoperative chemotherapy, have not shown evidence of recurrence or metastasis after 6 years follow-up; the localized nature of ES in these cases, particularly the limited involvement of extraosseous soft tissue is likely to be significant in regard to this good prognostic outcome.
Localized Ewing sarcoma of the tibia.
Clin Sarcoma Res · 2013 · PMC3606613