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Nevertheless, cancer genes tend to expand across large genomic regions [30] , and examination of eight genes likely involved in breast cancer through low-penetrance mutations– CASP8 , COX11 , ESR1 , FGFR2 , LSP1 , MAP3K1 , RAD51L1 and TOX3 [2] – [6] , [13] , [14] –showed a trend for larger genomic loci (mean ( ) genomic extension = 211 kilo bases (kb) and standard deviation (σ) = 283 kb; compared to = 66 kb and σ = 128 kb for all annotated genes in the CGEMS GWAS rank).
59 Elderly patients treated in the pooled randomised trials showed a trend towards better adjusted outcomes (score on modified Rankin scale 0-2 v 3-6) than those who did nor receive thrombolysis (1.8, 0.73 to 4.3; n=137). 59 Previous studies have shown findings consistent with our results but on small datasets. 20 58 60 61 62 63 64 Despite these points, treatment allocation in our study was not randomised.
The PP analysis showed a trend of reduced risk of LBW, severe anaemia and premature delivery in the SP3 group, albeit the difference between two and three IPTp-SP did not reach statistical significance.
Analysis of this study has been complicated; the first analysis published in 2005 showed a trend towards improved outcomes for the MTP-containing arm that was not statistically significance.
Immune-based therapies for sarcoma.
Sarcoma · 2011 · PMC3034923
This was mainly a consequence of higher significant reductions in means number of days working with pain, rather than a substantial increase of labour productivity or reduction of days of absenteeism which, nevertheless, showed a trend toward statistical significance in favour of groups treated with PGB (table 4 ).
Inhibitory KIR ligand genes HLA-Bw4 and HLA-C1 are associated with higher CD4+ T cell counts Next, we investigated whether inhibitory KIR ligand genes were associated with the CD4+ T cell count or plasma viral load of the HIV-1 infected subjects. Subjects with Bw4 or C1 showed a trend towards higher CD4+ T cell counts, with no effects on the viral load ( Table 1b ).