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“a definite trend”

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p=0.08

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

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The experiments do establish beyond doubt that some examples of this particular type of sarcoma are true malignant neoplasms in behaviour as well as in appearance. From the present study there is little evidence that massage or repeated sub- total ablation of a tumour affects appreciably the incidence of metastases. Possibly these effects are more readily demonstrated with tumours more prone to metastasize; a definite trend might have been established with the present group of tumours had more animals been used.
While clear male dominance is pervasive in most communities in modern times, in the past few years, we have observed a definite trend toward reversing this condition and aiming for equality between men and women.
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Handb Clin Neurol · 2020 · PMC7524655
The secondary outcomes of the clusters of hospital-acquired infections or events occurring almost exclusively in multibed rooms and the finding of a definite trend toward a higher incidence density of events when the results were analyzed using a single-bed versus multibed wing rather than ward as the focus of analysis suggests that patients within multibed settings may be at higher risk for hospital-acquired infection or colonization events.
With the demonstration of no difference in overall survival between mastectomy versus lumpectomy and radiation for breast carcinoma, there is a definite trend toward smaller resections combined with radiation, constituting “breast-conserving therapy.” Tumor-free margins are therefore key to the success of this treatment protocol.