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The exploratory analyses within the double-wild-type population suggest longer PFS in bevacizumab maintenance is associated with higher AREG levels whereas in the watch- and wait-arm higher AREG levels showed a trend toward shorter PFS (Figure 4 ).
In the pain group, these procedures consisted of 12 ulnar nerve decompressions/transpositions, 6 elbow arthroscopies, 1 removal of medial heterotopic ossification, 1 excision of medial antebrachial nerve neuroma, and 8 revision UCLR, compared with 3 ulnar nerve transpositions, 6 elbow arthroscopies, and 3 revision UCLR in the no-pain group. Medial elbow pain showed a trend toward a higher rate of subsequent revision UCLR (5.6% vs 1.7%), but the trend was not significant ( P = .06) ( Table 3 ).
Looking more closely at those primary studies it became clear that one was misclassified ( Melartin et al., 2004 , OR(95%CI) = 2.14(1.06–4.31), the second was a cohort in which only five participants had residual symptoms so the effect could not be adequately assessed ( Ilardi, Craighead, & Evans, 1997 ), and the third showed a trend towards an effect but had a very small sample in which just 19 had residual symptoms ( Kennedy & Paykel, 2004 , n = 59).
The Diuretic Optimization Strategies Evaluation (DOSE) trial showed a trend toward greater improvement in patients’ symptom when using a high-dose diuretic strategy in the first 72 h of hospitalization than when using a low-dose strategy; however, a significantly higher incidence of creatinine level increases was also observed in the high-dose group ( 2 ).
Evaluation of transcripts corresponding to the 20 proteins with the highest number of identified spectra ( Supplemental Figure 9 ) and those significantly changing in the secretome ( Supplemental Figure 10 ) showed a trend toward higher expression of periostin and the transcript encoding LG3BP ( Lgals3bp ) after miR-21 mimic and inhibitor transfection, respectively.
Although the qPCR-based arrays provided a rather limited number of targets, the data showed a trend of alterations to key enzymes involved in GLY, PPP, FAS, and FAO, despite only a few displaying significant changes between the cystic and the control samples ( P in the range 0.0002–0.03), (Supplementary Fig. 5c and Supplementary Data 6 , 7 ).
Among women, the fully adjusted risk among higher occupational class workers was not significantly elevated (Figure 3 ); however, the odds in the service and sales industries showed a trend suggesting a positive occupational gradient pattern (ie, higher risk with higher occupational class; model 5; Table 2 ).
Occupational class and risk of renal cell cancer.
Health Sci Rep · 2018 · PMC6266576